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Fork of Svelte + D3 Starter

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This gallery example presents a set of colored circles scattered across a 1000x500 SVG canvas. A Svelte component iterates over an array of JavaScript objects, each containing x, y, radius, and fill color values, to render `<circle>` elements with a semi-transparent orange background. The visualization uses the Svelte `{#each}` block to map data to SVG shapes, with styling applied via CSS to achieve a 0.7 opacity level, demonstrating a minimal integration of D3 data structures within the Svelte framework.

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