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Created on Feb 24, 2024
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A pink snowman with eyes, buttons, a hat, stick arms, a carrot nose, and an umbrella stands beside a green tree on a ground line. The scene is built by binding arrays of circle, line, and rect data elements to SVG shapes using D3’s selectAll/join pattern. A polygon defines the nose, and a d3.arc generator creates the umbrella’s blue canopy. The visualization renders entirely in SVG with hardcoded coordinates, demonstrating straightforward D3 v7 data joins and shape generation.

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