Learning D3

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Created on Jan 31, 2020

A bright yellow circle fills the SVG canvas, serving as the face of a simple character with two black eyes positioned symmetrically around its center. The example demonstrates fundamental D3.js v5 syntax for selecting and manipulating SVG elements, using chained attribute methods to set the circle’s radius, coordinates, fill, and stroke, while also extracting the canvas dimensions directly from the SVG element’s attributes.

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