moveCircle

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Last edited Aug 5, 2021

Created on Aug 5, 2021

A static circle is centered within an SVG of fixed dimensions, rendered by React and displayed in the browser. The code mixes React state management with D3 v5, though the current implementation does not include interactive movement. A mouse move handler is set up to log pointer coordinates to the console, but it is not attached to the SVG element or circle. The example uses React's `useState` and `useCallback` hooks, though neither is actively applied in the visible render. The circle position and radius are defined as constants, with no animation or data binding present.

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