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This example shows a blank SVG canvas with margins set for a bar chart, but no data or visual elements are rendered yet. The code initializes D3.js scales—a band scale for the x-axis and a linear scale for the y-axis—and appends a group element positioned with a 100-pixel offset. The framework is React, and the rendering relies on SVG. No data source is specified, and the visualization remains an empty scaffold awaiting data binding and plot elements.

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