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Testing Zoom

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Last edited Jun 4, 2024

Created on May 28, 2024

Forked from Zoomable Circles with D3-Zoom

This example demonstrates interactive panning and zooming on a set of colored circles arranged in a scatter-plot-like layout. The visualization uses the `d3` library’s `zoom` API to handle user gestures, and the SVG `transform` attribute is updated dynamically to reflect the current view state. A custom data array defines the circles’ positions, sizes, and fills, and a tooltip is attached via `tip.show` and `tip.hide` on mouseover, though no tooltip content is defined here. The rendering relies on the standard `select` and `join` methods to manage SVG elements efficiently.

AI-generated description

A demonstration of how to add panning and zooming using d3-zoom.

Challenge

Use this technique to add zooming to a visualization you created, such as a map

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