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This example presents a minimal D3.js starter template. It uses the `d3.select` API to target the HTML `body` element and replaces its content with the text "Hello00 D3" via the `text` method. The visualization is rendered through an `index.html` page that loads an `index.js` module, which imports the `select` function directly from the d3 library. The output is a simple, static textual display without charts, data sources, or additional rendering logic.

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