Film Flowers Petal Starter Code

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Film Flowers Petal Starter Code

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Last edited Jan 26, 2018

Created on Jan 26, 2018

A grid of seven distinct SVG petal shapes is displayed, each drawn as a separate path with a black outline and no fill. The example shows how multiple predefined path strings can be rendered side-by-side using D3 v4’s data join and the `attr('d', …)` method. Each petal’s position is set via `attr('transform', …)` with a computed `translate` based on its index, placing them in a three-column layout. The code uses only D3 selection and data-binding APIs, with no external data source or interaction.

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