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Last edited Mar 15, 2016
Created on Mar 15, 2016

A stylized SVG rendering of the Bahamian flag, built with D3.js. The code draws a large blue rectangle as the base, a horizontal yellow stripe across the middle, and a black triangle on the left side using an SVG path. A transparent black-outlined rectangle frames the entire flag to define its border. The visualization uses D3's selection and attribute methods to construct static geometric shapes, with the data source being the hardcoded dimensions and coordinates in the script.

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