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This example demonstrates how to initialize a D3 version 6 project, displaying the year of the first car in a dataset. The code uses `d3.v6` from the official CDN and imports car data from a local JavaScript module, parsing a JSON string. The index.js file accesses `cars[0].year` and sets it as the text content of a pre element, while the HTML page includes a centered large-font style and references the bundled script.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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