Film Flowers Petal Starter Code

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Film Flowers Petal Starter Code

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Last edited Jun 29, 2018

Created on Jun 29, 2018

Three hand-drawn petal shapes are arranged in a 3x3 grid on an SVG canvas, each rendered as a distinct path with a black outline and no fill. The example provides a minimal D3 v4 setup for defining and displaying SVG path geometry, using a data array of path strings bound to `path` elements via `d3.select().selectAll().data().enter()` to generate the visual pattern. It serves as a simple starting template for experimenting with custom path definitions and grid-based layout logic.

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