Fork of Tree Example: ICE-8

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Fork of Tree Example: ICE-8

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AAkramjon1995

Last edited Apr 9, 2023

Created on Apr 9, 2023

This interactive family tree visualizes the Bandi Reddy lineage using a hierarchical node-link diagram rendered with SVG and D3.js v3. The visualization shows multiple generations of family members, with parent-child relationships represented by curved gray links and each node styled as a circle with the person's name displayed beside it. Nodes are color-coded by generation level using hex color values from the data, and the entire tree expands from a single root ancestor. The code defines the tree structure inline as a JSON object and uses D3's tree layout, with click interactions enabled on nodes for potential exploration.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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