D3 test

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Last edited Feb 10, 2016

Created on Feb 10, 2016

A scatterplot of fifty randomly generated data points uses D3.js scales and SVG to map values to x- and y-axes, with circle radius encoding the y-value. A button labeled "Transition" triggers D3 transitions that animate the circles' positions and sizes. The visualization demonstrates transition effects on individual SVG elements, as noted by the author, and includes axes generated with `d3.svg.axis`. The data is random, and the rendering uses SVG with D3 v2.

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Name: Abhishek Polavarapu.

3 things that i learnt from tutorials.
a. Learned about the various transition effects.
b. I have noticed that if the scaling is done it doesn't have effect on the transitions.
c. Also the transitions can be applied to each individual elements.

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