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rotating the circles

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Last edited May 30, 2018

Created on May 30, 2018

Three colored circles continuously rotate through a sequence of colors, shifting left and right in two separate animated containers. One container shows a set of three overlapping circles, while the other displays a single circle that cycles through green, blue, and orange. Using D3 v4’s data joins and transitions, each circle’s size, position, and z-index animate over 400 milliseconds, with the enter and exit selections resizing elements to create a smooth, circular rotation effect.

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