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Last edited Mar 18, 2022
Created on Mar 17, 2022

This visualization uses D3.js v5 to draw simple geometric shapes—a red circle and a black line—directly onto an SVG canvas. The code appends these elements using D3’s selection and attribute methods, setting coordinates and styling properties. It also logs a middle value from a JavaScript array to the console. The included data.csv file lists city names and populations, though the current script does not load or display that data, focusing instead on basic SVG primitives.

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