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Car report

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TTzu-Yu-Ku
Last edited Mar 17, 2022
Created on Mar 17, 2022
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This example presents a minimal webpage titled “Car report” that displays the text “Hello World!” centered on the screen. The visualization relies on a simple JavaScript script that accesses the `document.getElementById` API to set the text content of an HTML `<pre>` element, overriding its initial empty state. The page styling uses plain CSS to enlarge the font size. The bundled code does not load D3 or any other charting library, so the demonstration is purely a static text output rather than an interactive or data-driven graphic.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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