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Hello VizHub

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JJurian
Last edited Nov 9, 2018
Created on Nov 9, 2018
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This example displays a simple D3.js visualization that outputs a static text message and a list of numbers derived from a hard-coded array. The page uses the `d3.select` API to target HTML elements and bind the data, showing the results of mapping each value through multiplication by two. The visualization relies on D3 v5 and demonstrates basic DOM manipulation and data binding without any interactive or dynamic rendering.

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