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CV: Clickable Circles

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CCurran Kelleher
Last edited Oct 10, 2025
Created on Oct 10, 2025

A React application renders five black circles positioned along a downward curve using D3.js. Clicking any circle turns it white with a black outline, visually indicating selection through a state-managed callback. The visualization leverages D3's `select` and `join` operations within an SVG container, with circle coordinates and styling defined directly in the data array and rendered through `renderCircles`. The selected state is tracked in React and re-applied on each interaction.

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