D3 Selection exploration jvk

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D3 Selection exploration jvk

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Created on Dec 23, 2024

This example demonstrates basic D3 selection mechanics by appending an SVG canvas to the body and binding an array of 15 integers to circle elements using `d3.select` and `d3.selectAll`. The code initializes a `range` dataset and prepares a data join with `svg.selectAll('circle').data(data)`, though it does not render any visible circles. Using D3 v7.9.0, it shows the initial steps of selecting, binding, and sizing an SVG to the full browser window.

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