35. D3 Scale Test

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35. D3 Scale Test

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Created on Feb 9, 2026

The page loads D3.js 4.5.0 and defines a sample dataset of coordinate pairs. It serves as a blank canvas for testing the library’s scale functions in the browser console, with no visual output or animation. The code initializes an empty HTML document with a script reference to the D3 library, then declares a simple array of 2D data points for potential experimentation. The example demonstrates a minimal setup for prototyping D3 scale and transformation functions directly in a developer console.

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