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Sin graph

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Ddeebanks77
Last edited Nov 30, 2022
Created on Nov 29, 2022

An animated sine wave is rendered as a series of circles that grow and shrink in radius as they move along the curve. The visualization updates every second, adding or removing circles based on the current sine value, creating a dynamic, pulsing pattern across the full browser viewport. The code uses React 18.2.0 and D3 v7.6.1, with D3’s `select`, `range`, and the `.join()` API to handle the SVG circle elements and their animated attributes. The graph is drawn in SVG, and the animation is driven by a `setInterval` loop that recalculates circle positions and radii.

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