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LLisaPicado
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Created on May 2, 2017

Three vertical rectangles, colored green, white, and red, render the Italian flag using D3 v4. The example manually positions and sizes each `<rect>` via a `flag_data` array that specifies color, width, height, and x/y coordinates. The code relies on D3’s selection and data-binding methods to translate the static dataset into SVG shapes, with no scales or axes involved.

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