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Created on Sep 19, 2023

This example demonstrates how to sort an array of objects in JavaScript using the D3 ascending comparison function. The code defines a custom range generator function, creates an array of ten numeric values, and builds an array of key-value entries. It logs the entries sorted alphabetically by key through the Array.sort method, with D3 6.6.2 imported as a dependency. The visualization is plain vanilla HTML with no visual output, focusing purely on algorithmic array manipulation.

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