First D3 Template

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First D3 Template

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Last edited Jul 7, 2025

Created on Jul 7, 2025

This example presents a minimal web page that initializes a D3.js environment without any data visualization. It displays a static "Hello HTML!" message using CSS styling. The JavaScript code imports the D3 library version 6.6.2 and logs a simple string to the console; no charts, graphs, or data transformations are implemented. The template serves as a starting point for building D3 projects, using standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files.

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