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This example displays a static, centered message, “Hello VizHub!”, as a demonstration of the basic D3.js setup within a VizHub project. It uses the `select` function from D3 to target a `div` element with the id `message` and sets its text content via a custom ES6 module. The `index.html` file references the D3 library from a CDN, while external JavaScript and CSS files handle the logic and styling, illustrating a modular file structure.

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