--- id: 587d7fab367417b2b2512bd8 title: Add Attributes to the Circle Elements challengeType: 6 forumTopicId: 301471 dashedName: add-attributes-to-the-circle-elements --- # --description-- The last challenge created the `circle` elements for each point in the `dataset`, and appended them to the SVG canvas. But D3 needs more information about the position and size of each `circle` to display them correctly. A `circle` in SVG has three main attributes. The `cx` and `cy` attributes are the coordinates. They tell D3 where to position the *center* of the shape on the SVG canvas. The radius (`r` attribute) gives the size of the `circle`. Just like the `rect` `y` coordinate, the `cy` attribute for a `circle` is measured from the top of the SVG canvas, not from the bottom. All three attributes can use a callback function to set their values dynamically. Remember that all methods chained after `data(dataset)` run once per item in `dataset`. The `d` parameter in the callback function refers to the current item in `dataset`, which is an array for each point. You use bracket notation, like `d[0]`, to access the values in that array. # --instructions-- Add `cx`, `cy`, and `r` attributes to the `circle` elements. The `cx` value should be the first number in the array for each item in `dataset`. The `cy` value should be based off the second number in the array, but make sure to show the chart right-side-up and not inverted. The `r` value should be 5 for all circles. # --hints-- Your code should have 10 `circle` elements. ```js assert($('circle').length == 10); ``` The first `circle` element should have a `cx` value of 34, a `cy` value of 422, and an `r` value of 5. ```js assert( $('circle').eq(0).attr('cx') == '34' && $('circle').eq(0).attr('cy') == '422' && $('circle').eq(0).attr('r') == '5' ); ``` The second `circle` element should have a `cx` value of 109, a `cy` value of 220, and an `r` value of 5. ```js assert( $('circle').eq(1).attr('cx') == '109' && $('circle').eq(1).attr('cy') == '220' && $('circle').eq(1).attr('r') == '5' ); ``` The third `circle` element should have a `cx` value of 310, a `cy` value of 380, and an `r` value of 5. ```js assert( $('circle').eq(2).attr('cx') == '310' && $('circle').eq(2).attr('cy') == '380' && $('circle').eq(2).attr('r') == '5' ); ``` The fourth `circle` element should have a `cx` value of 79, a `cy` value of 89, and an `r` value of 5. ```js assert( $('circle').eq(3).attr('cx') == '79' && $('circle').eq(3).attr('cy') == '89' && $('circle').eq(3).attr('r') == '5' ); ``` The fifth `circle` element should have a `cx` value of 420, a `cy` value of 280, and an `r` value of 5. ```js assert( $('circle').eq(4).attr('cx') == '420' && $('circle').eq(4).attr('cy') == '280' && $('circle').eq(4).attr('r') == '5' ); ``` The sixth `circle` element should have a `cx` value of 233, a `cy` value of 355, and an `r` value of 5. ```js assert( $('circle').eq(5).attr('cx') == '233' && $('circle').eq(5).attr('cy') == '355' && $('circle').eq(5).attr('r') == '5' ); ``` The seventh `circle` element should have a `cx` value of 333, a `cy` value of 404, and an `r` value of 5. ```js assert( $('circle').eq(6).attr('cx') == '333' && $('circle').eq(6).attr('cy') == '404' && $('circle').eq(6).attr('r') == '5' ); ``` The eighth `circle` element should have a `cx` value of 222, a `cy` value of 167, and an `r` value of 5. ```js assert( $('circle').eq(7).attr('cx') == '222' && $('circle').eq(7).attr('cy') == '167' && $('circle').eq(7).attr('r') == '5' ); ``` The ninth `circle` element should have a `cx` value of 78, a `cy` value of 180, and an `r` value of 5. ```js assert( $('circle').eq(8).attr('cx') == '78' && $('circle').eq(8).attr('cy') == '180' && $('circle').eq(8).attr('r') == '5' ); ``` The tenth `circle` element should have a `cx` value of 21, a `cy` value of 377, and an `r` value of 5. ```js assert( $('circle').eq(9).attr('cx') == '21' && $('circle').eq(9).attr('cy') == '377' && $('circle').eq(9).attr('r') == '5' ); ``` # --seed-- ## --seed-contents-- ```html
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