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Last edited Jan 27, 2021

Created on Jan 27, 2021

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A single large circle spans the center of the SVG canvas, its radius fixed at 400 pixels and positioned at the midpoint of the 400-pixel-tall viewport. The visualization uses D3 v6’s `select` method to append a `Circle` element to the SVG, setting its `r`, `cx`, and `cy` attributes directly. The circle’s styling is minimal, with the page’s body margins removed and overflow hidden, focusing the viewer’s attention entirely on the geometric shape. The rendering relies on standard SVG primitives rather than data-driven joins or simulation forces.

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