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Load D3.js and some basic use

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DDi Zhen
Last edited Jun 20, 2019
Created on Jun 20, 2019

This example demonstrates how to load D3.js v5 into a webpage and perform basic DOM selection and styling. The page includes an empty SVG element and uses d3.select to target it, then applies a red background color via the style method. The code also logs the d3 object to the browser console. The rendering is SVG-based, with data sourced from the unpkg CDN. The example focuses solely on library setup and minimal manipulation rather than data-driven visualization.

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