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D3 Course Code Along - Blank Canvas

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Rrenenadorp
Last edited Jun 27, 2020
Created on Jun 27, 2020

This visualization displays world population changes from 1000 to 2020 using a blank SVG canvas. The code imports geographic projection functions and topojson features, though the final rendering remains incomplete. It uses d3-geo projections including geoMercator and geoOrthographic, alongside d3-selection and d3-zoom, with population data loaded from a CSV file. The map paths are styled with hover effects, but no actual geographic or data-driven shapes are drawn in the current implementation.

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