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Created on Aug 13, 2021

This example demonstrates a minimal “Hello D3 version 6” text rendered in the browser using d3.v6. The page displays the phrase in large, centered type via CSS styling, with the text content set by D3’s `select` and `text` methods on the body element. It uses the modular import syntax from `d3` and loads the library from a CDN. The data source is a hardcoded string, making it a simple starting point for exploring D3’s DOM manipulation.

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