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Assignment 2 network graph

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This D3.js network graph visualizes a force-directed layout of ten labeled nodes (A through J), each representing a person’s name, connected by ten undirected links. The simulation uses `d3.forceSimulation` with a link force (at a distance of 100), a many-body charge force for repulsion, and a center force to keep the graph balanced. Nodes are rendered as light-blue circles with text labels, and links as black lines, all drawn as SVG elements. The `render` function updates node and link positions on each simulation tick.

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