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Created on Nov 2, 2020

This example showcases a single, closed curved shape rendered as a stroked SVG path, creating a geometric knot-like form that stands alone on a blank white canvas. The path’s coordinates are provided as a static string in the `d` attribute, defining the outline with a smooth cubic Bézier curve that draws the shape twice to connect its interior and exterior contours. Built with D3 v6 inside a React-free HTML page, the code selects the `body` element, appends an SVG container of 960 by 500 pixels, and uses `d3.select` and `append` to add the path. The stroke is colored blue with a width of 2 pixels, and the fill is explicitly set to none, leaving only the outline visible.

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