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The visualization renders the French flag as three vertical rectangles using D3 v4's data-join pattern. It binds an array of objects containing fill colors and x-coordinates to SVG `rect` elements, then enters and appends each rectangle with explicit width, height, and positioning attributes. The code demonstrates a reusable data-driven approach to drawing multiple shapes, contrasting with earlier commented-out manual append commands. The SVG canvas is 960 by 500 pixels, with rectangles sized at 200 by 400 pixels and spaced along the x-axis.

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