Assisgment 2 - question 2

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Assisgment 2 - question 2

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Created on Apr 12, 2024

This example projects a world map from TopoJSON country boundaries using the `topojson-client` library’s `feature` function. The map is rendered into an SVG canvas via D3’s `select` and `join` operations. It fetches remote geospatial data from a GitHub gist URL, initially setting a loading state before drawing. The visualization dynamically sizes to the browser window’s width and height, displaying the geographic shapes once the data is loaded, using the `map` module for the final rendering.

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