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Flowers with D3

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IIan Padovani
Last edited Jan 25, 2024
Created on Jan 25, 2024
Forked from Ayush - Flowers

Three flowers grow from stems in a bar chart, with each flower’s height matching a score for a country (Malta, Outer Space, Netherlands). Flower petals are drawn as circles positioned around a yellow center using trigonometric angles. The example uses D3 selections, `scaleBand` and `scaleLinear` for axes and positioning, and configurable data arrays to adjust flower heights.

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Creating flowers with D3.

The height of each individual flower can be changed by editing an array.

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