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CAR REPORT

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Ggjbalan
Last edited Jun 15, 2020
Created on Jun 15, 2020
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The visualization displays a static message, “Hello World”, centered on the page with large, styled text. The code sets this text via JavaScript into a designated HTML element, using a direct DOM manipulation call rather than a D3-specific method. Although built with D3 v5 and a custom CSS file, the example primarily demonstrates basic DOM interaction with `document.getElementById`, rendering a single text node. The data source is a hardcoded string exported from an ES6 module, and the visual output remains unchanged.

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