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AAnurup Reddy
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This visualization displays a hierarchical tree of programming languages, organized by paradigms and categories, with node shapes indicating the level in the hierarchy: a circle for the root, squares for paradigms, triangles for categories, and rounded rectangles for individual languages. The data is defined as a JavaScript object and rendered using D3.js v7, specifically relying on the `d3.hierarchy` and `d3.tree` layout functions to position nodes and links. The SVG output uses custom styling for links and labels, and a fixed-size SVG canvas at 1200x800 pixels.

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