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Gist 9cae4888d477011e1083bb00dc773a1d

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Last edited Jan 11, 2022

Created on Jan 11, 2022

This visualization displays a grid of five-letter words, each row representing a word from the supplied CSV file. It shows how each word’s letters and their scores relate, with columns for each position and a total score. The code uses `d3.forceSimulation` to position the text elements, while the data comes from the embedded `word_pool.csv` file. Each word’s letter scores are visually encoded, and the `duplicates` flag is included in the dataset. The rendering relies on SVG text elements updated via D3’s data join, with no external libraries beyond D3.

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