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"Javascript Practice"

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Created on Mar 24, 2023

An example of basic SVG circle placement using D3 version 7. The code creates three circles positioned via groups at different screen coordinates, with contrasting stroke and fill colors. It uses `select` to append an SVG element sized to the window, then applies explicit `attr` calls for circle positions and styling, demonstrating straightforward group transforms and child element creation in a D3 SVG canvas.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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