Improving array to tree

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Improving array to tree

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Created on Mar 24, 2021

A shuffled array of ten numbers becomes a binary tree, with each node displaying its value. D3's `d3.stratify` converts the flat array into hierarchical data, and `d3.tree` computes the layout. The SVG renders nodes as red-bordered circles connected by black paths. A transition animates the text labels, with a duration that increases based on node depth. The example shows repeated re-shuffling and re-rendering of the tree with each of the ten random permutations.

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Converts an Array into tree.

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