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AAbishek-Dulal
Last edited Jul 18, 2020
Created on Jul 18, 2020

This example demonstrates a blank SVG canvas with no visible marks, where the code initializes an SVG element using the d3.select API and computes height and width from the document body’s client dimensions. The stylesheet defines a `.lines` class for black strokes with a width of 10 and blue path elements with round line joins, but the JavaScript bundle does not render any shapes or data. The static SVG remains empty, showing only the underlying setup for potential line-based visualizations.

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An example including some commonly used features of SVG.

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