How to Get SVG Circle Width with jQuery

There are different ways to get the width of an SVG circle using jQuery. Here are some examples:

Using the '.attr()' method:

var circleWidth = $('circle').attr('r') * 2;
console.log(circleWidth);

This gets the radius attribute of the circle, multiplies it by 2 to get the diameter, and assigns it to the circleWidth variable.

Using the '.width()' method:

var circleWidth = $('circle').width();
console.log(circleWidth);

This gets the width of the circle element, which should be the same as its diameter, and assigns it to the circleWidth variable.

Using the '.get()' method:

var circleWidth = $('circle').get(0).getBoundingClientRect().width;
console.log(circleWidth);

This gets the first circle element in the DOM, gets its bounding rectangle object, and retrieves its width property. This should also be the same as the circle's diameter.