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Fork of Circles with D3

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Sskasliwal@wpi.edu
Last edited Aug 28, 2025
Created on Aug 28, 2025
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Seven translucent circles of varied sizes and neon colors float on a pale green background. Using the D3.v7 `select` API, the visualization joins SVG circles to an array of position, radius, and fill data, setting each circle's circumference attributes and a uniform 0.7 opacity. The fixed full-viewport container resizes the drawing with the browser window.

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