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Fork of Hello HTML

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Created on Aug 1, 2021

This example demonstrates that a minimal HTML page with an empty body can still function as a valid D3.js visualization container. It shows the basic structural requirements for embedding a D3 project, relying solely on the standard Document Object Model (DOM) and the `<body>` element. The code uses no explicit D3 APIs or external libraries, only plain HTML tags and the implicit browser rendering engine. The visualization approach is intentionally bare, with no data source, SVG, canvas, or interactive elements present in the provided file.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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