Modules in JS of D3 Starter

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Modules in JS of D3 Starter

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This example demonstrates a simple animated visualization of circles connected by a line path, with positions and radii oscillating over time. Built as a modular JavaScript application using ES6 imports, it initializes an SVG canvas with D3 v7 and uses `setInterval` to update the scene at roughly 60 frames per second. The animation relies on custom functions `makeData` and `vizData` to generate data points and render circles and a line using D3’s `line` generator, with `selectAll`, `data`, and `join` for smooth updates.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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