Episode 5 - selecciones con D3 - 00:00

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Episode 5 - selecciones con D3 - 00:00

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Last edited Sep 8, 2025

Created on Sep 8, 2025

A looping animation draws fifteen circles in an SVG, each repositioned horizontally and vertically every second. The circles move along a sine wave pattern, with their Y coordinates calculated from the index and a time variable. The code uses D3.js with the `select` and `range` APIs, selects all circle elements, and binds new data arrays to append them. The animation runs via `setInterval`, updating the scene continuously against the full browser window.

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