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DDanny de Vries
Last edited Nov 3, 2020
Created on Nov 3, 2020
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This example demonstrates the D3.js library’s API surface by logging the entire `d3` object to the browser console. It shows the full set of imported methods and modules available in d3.v6, such as selections, scales, and shapes, without performing any visualization. The code is minimal: it loads d3.v6 from a CDN and calls `console.log(d3)`, revealing all chainable methods and functions that would be used in a typical visualization workflow. The rendering approach is simply the console output, with no DOM or SVG elements created.

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Go ahead and do a console.log on the D3 object.

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