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Fork of Network graph of Social Connections

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This example visualizes a small social network as an interactive force-directed graph, displaying seven named individuals and the connections between them. Nodes are rendered as cyan circles with maroon outlines, while green links represent relationships, with thicker lines indicating stronger ties based on a weight value from the JSON data. The graph uses the older `d3.layout.force` API from d3.v2, loading data from `graphFile.json` via `d3.json`. Users can click and drag nodes to reposition them, with the simulation updating positions on each tick. The visualization is built with SVG within a React framework.

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