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Let's make a face

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Last edited Jun 4, 2022
Created on Jun 4, 2022

The visualization displays a simple cartoon face built from a single pink circle with a black outline. Using D3 v5’s `select` method, the example appends an SVG circle element with fixed horizontal and vertical center coordinates and a radius of 200 pixels. The code demonstrates basic SVG attribute manipulation, including fill color, stroke color, and positioning, while the accompanying styles define stroke styling for line elements. This serves as a minimal introduction to creating geometric shapes with D3’s declarative approach.

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An example including some commonly used features of SVG.

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