Let's do the Interaction sha

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Let's do the Interaction sha

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Last edited Apr 2, 2020

Created on Apr 1, 2020

This interactive world map uses a Natural Earth projection with D3’s geoNaturalEarth1 and geoPath to render country boundaries from a TopoJSON dataset, while a secondary TSV file supplies country names for tooltips. Users can pan and zoom via D3’s zoom behavior, which applies a transform to the SVG group. The map features a dark navy fill with yellow strokes, and hovering over a country turns it black. The visualization demonstrates combining geographic data loading, projection, and user interaction in an SVG-based D3 workflow.

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