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Last edited Dec 17, 2019

Created on Dec 17, 2019

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This visualization displays a simple mountain-like path rendered as a black stroke across an SVG canvas, accompanied by two small circles positioned below the curve. The static example demonstrates basic SVG drawing capabilities within VizHub, using D3.js v5 via the `select` API for potential DOM manipulation, though no dynamic behavior is shown. The path is drawn with explicit coordinate points, and the stylesheet defines the stroke width and color, providing a minimal demonstration of how SVG elements and CSS styling combine in a web-based visualization environment.

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