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This example presents a minimal web page that outputs the text "Hello World!" into the browser using D3.js version 3. It demonstrates the most basic D3 selection and DOM manipulation API, `d3.select`, which targets the document's `body` element and appends a new paragraph (`p`) containing the string. The visualization is a static text rendering, relying on HTML and CSS for display, and serves as a simple starting point for learning JavaScript-based graphics. No data source is used; the content is hardcoded in the page's script.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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