Grid with d3

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Created on Nov 5, 2021

A 10×10 grid of black circles is rendered in an SVG, with each circle positioned at evenly spaced intervals and sized by its data-defined width. The visualization uses React to manage the component structure and d3-selection to append and bind data to SVG elements. The code generates the grid data programmatically, then applies a nested join pattern with `selectAll` and `.join()` to create rows and columns of circles.

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A grid made of d3 elems.

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