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D3 Forces - advanced 4

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Last edited Jan 9, 2023

Created on Jan 8, 2023

A force-directed graph maps personal goals like "Tasks," "Health," and "Awards" to subsidiary activities such as "Programming," "Cardio," and "Pizza." Nodes are rendered as SVG symbols using `d3.symbolCircle`, with sizes varied per node. `d3.forceSimulation` applies charge, link, and centering forces, while `drag` and `zoom` interactions allow manipulation. The code defines custom classes for nodes, links, and text via a reusable `forceGraph` factory.

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