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Lokesh_Bachu_ICE_5_BG_Data

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Last edited Mar 2, 2023

Created on Mar 2, 2023

A grid of 300 white circles arranged in a single row moves vertically in a sine wave pattern across a black background. The animation updates each circle's y-coordinate using a continuously running timer. The code uses D3 v7 to bind data, append SVG circle elements, and drive the motion with `d3.timer`. Circle positions are computed from a sine function of the index and elapsed time, producing a smooth, rolling wave effect. The data is generated procedurally via `d3.range`, with no external dataset involved.

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A D3 version of the Math Sine Wave P5.js example.

Ported to ES6 from an older version: bl.ocks.org: Sine Wave Circles with blockbuilder.org.

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