My First D3.js Chart

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My First D3.js Chart

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Last edited May 10, 2022

Created on May 10, 2022

This example displays a blank SVG canvas and logs the D3.js library object to the browser console. The HTML page loads D3 v7 from a CDN and creates an SVG element with fixed dimensions. The JavaScript simply outputs the `d3` object, demonstrating that the library is successfully imported and accessible. It serves as a minimal starting point for building charts, without rendering any visual data yet. The code uses the global `d3` API from the v7 bundle, with no additional modules or data sources involved.

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