Starting visualization

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Starting visualization

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Last edited Jul 30, 2023

Created on Jul 30, 2023

This example demonstrates a minimal starting point for D3 version 6, displaying the text “hello world” in the browser body. It uses the D3 selection API with `d3.select('body')` to target the DOM and the `.text()` method to set the content. The page is built with a basic HTML structure in `index.html`, and the JavaScript entry point imports and executes the D3 code. A linked video provides additional introductory guidance.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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