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Last edited Jan 30, 2022

Created on Jan 26, 2022

This example presents a bare-bones setup for a D3.js visualization, displaying a single, large, stylized text message. The core of the code is an HTML page that loads the D3 v7 library and a supplementary `d3-selection-multi` module via external script tags. It demonstrates the essential project structure by separating the HTML structure, an inline CSS style for the message, and a minimal JavaScript file that simply logs the D3 object to the console. The visualization itself is purely a static text element, with no data or dynamic graphics.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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