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D3 Selection Exploration

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Last edited Nov 1, 2023
Created on Nov 1, 2023

This example demonstrates D3 selections and data joins by generating a row of 15 static circles across an SVG canvas. The visualization shows how `selectAll` combined with `data` and `enter` creates elements from an array of numbers. Using `d3.select` and `range`, it appends circles with a fixed radius and x-coordinate to the full-window SVG. The code relies on the core D3 selection API and SVG rendering, with no interaction or dynamic updates.

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