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Created on Mar 14, 2024

This example displays seven semi-transparent circles of varying sizes and bright colors on a pale green background, each positioned at distinct coordinates. The visualization uses D3’s `select`, `selectAll`, and `join` methods within `index.js` to bind an array of hardcoded objects—containing `x`, `y`, `r`, and `fill` values—to SVG circle elements. The code sets the background via a styled `svg` element and applies a fixed opacity of 0.708 to all circles. It serves as a simple, editable template, inviting users to fork and customize the theme.

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Creating circles with D3.

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