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Created on Aug 11, 2019

A cheerful yellow smiley face rendered with SVG, this example demonstrates fundamental d3.js drawing techniques. The visualization displays a large yellow circle with two black circular eyes and a mouth created using the d3.arc() API, which generates an arc path with specified inner and outer radii and start/end angles. The code selects an SVG container using d3.select and appends shapes using d3’s selection methods with attribute setters. All shapes are positioned using explicit coordinates within a 960x500 viewport, and the d3.v5 library is loaded via a CDN link.

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