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circles in D3

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Ee.rossi100@campus.unimib.it
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Created on Oct 23, 2025

This example displays a static collection of thirteen colored circles scattered across a 600-by-400 SVG canvas, with varying radii, positions, and fills in blue, orange, and purple. The visualization uses no D3 or JavaScript logic, relying solely on hand-coded SVG elements inside an HTML document, with each circle defined by explicit `cx`, `cy`, `r`, and `fill` attributes. The rendering approach is direct SVG markup, and the code includes no data binding, interaction, or transitions.

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