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This example presents a static SVG pie chart inside a centered HTML layout, rendering data slices with D3.js version 5.7.0. The chart uses the `d3.pie` API to compute arc paths, which are then drawn as SVG `path` elements within a 960×500 viewport. The visualization is styled via an external `pie.css` stylesheet, while the JavaScript logic resides in a bundled `pie_bundle.js` file. The chart displays categorical proportions directly, with no interactivity or animation, relying solely on D3’s arc generation and SVG rendering.

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