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Fork of Circles with D3

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Last edited Aug 27, 2024

Created on Aug 24, 2024

This example displays a collection of colored circles of varying sizes and positions on a light blue background. The circles are arranged without a specific pattern, creating a chaotic, abstract composition. The visualization uses D3.js to render the SVG elements, with each circle's properties (center coordinates, radius, and fill color) specified in a hardcoded data array. The code employs D3's `select` and `join` API, setting the background, and applies a consistent opacity of 0.708 to all circles.

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Creative Coding with Circles - Pedro Brussarski

Practice creating circles using D3.js

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