d3 selections

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Created on Oct 27, 2022

Fifteen circles animate across the screen in a wave-like pattern, expanding and contracting as they move. The visualization uses d3 selections to bind an array of data to SVG circle elements, updating their cx, cy, and r attributes every frame. The animation is driven by a setInterval loop that recalculates each circle’s position and radius using trigonometric functions, with d3.select, range, and interval from the d3 library.

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