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Circles with D3

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Iinskoe@central.edu
Last edited May 19, 2025
Created on May 19, 2025

This example displays seven translucent circles at fixed positions and sizes across a pale green canvas, each filled with a distinct neon color. The visualization demonstrates how D3’s `select` and `join` API can declaratively create and style SVG circle elements from a static array of coordinates, radii, and hex fill values. Opacity is set uniformly to 0.708 via an attribute, with the rendering driven by D3 7.8.5.

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