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This example demonstrates how the D3 version 6 library is loaded and initialized within a minimal HTML page, where a single `<pre>` element awaits output from a JavaScript bundle. The code explicitly imports D3 via the `d3.v6.min.js` script tag and relies on the `bundle.js` file to execute any data-processing or visualization logic. While the page structure is visible, the actual rendering or charting commands are not presented in the shown files; instead, it serves as a foundational template for integrating D3's modules such as `d3.select` or `d3.scale` in a version 6 environment.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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