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ice-8_TreeStructure

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Last edited Mar 31, 2024

Created on Mar 27, 2024

This visualization displays the hierarchical structure of a Netflix catalog, using a tree diagram to show how titles are organized by genre (such as Dramas and Comedies) and then by format (Movie or TV Show) before listing individual titles like *Sankofa* and *The Starling*. The data, provided as a flat array of child-parent pairs, is transformed into a nested tree structure using JavaScript. The visualization is built with D3 v5, utilizing `d3.tree()`, `d3.hierarchy()`, and the library’s SVG rendering capabilities to draw curved links and color-coded nodes (yellow for genres, blue for types, green for titles).

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