Cheap Tricks for Interaction-1

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Cheap Tricks for Interaction-1

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Last edited May 8, 2020

Created on May 8, 2020

A world map rendered with SVG paths uses a Natural Earth projection and halts at sphere boundaries, with countries colored light green and highlighted red on hover. Tooltips display country names via a lookup table built from a TSV file’s ISO numeric codes, paired with TopoJSON geometry. The view supports zoom and pan through `d3.zoom`, applying transforms to a group element, while `d3.geoPath` generates paths and `d3.event` handles interaction updates.

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