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Last edited May 6, 2021

Created on May 6, 2021

This example demonstrates a grid of D3.js circles arranged along linear X and Y scales, alongside static circular SVG shapes. It uses React for DOM management and D3 version 6 to generate circles programmatically via `d3.range` and the `select` API. The visualization also constructs pie chart arc data using `d3.pie` on a custom `pieData` array, though the final rendering of these arcs is not completed in the provided code. The SVG canvas is fixed at 960 by 500 pixels, with blue filled circles as the primary geometric elements.

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