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Created on Dec 22, 2020

This example demonstrates data binding in D3 v5 by loading a JSON file with character details and rendering each entry as a paragraph. It shows how `d3.json()` returns a promise, using `.then()` to handle the data, then applies the data join pattern with `selectAll`, `.data()`, `.enter()`, and `.append()`. The code binds each object from `cars.json`—containing name, age, and location fields—to a `<p>` element, displaying the character’s name and location via the `.text()` callback. The example relies on D3’s core selection and data-binding APIs.

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