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Created on Jan 30, 2026

This is a minimal D3.js starter template that displays a large “Hello D3!” message in the center of the page. The example uses D3 version 4.5.0, imported as a module, alongside standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files. The visualization demonstrates basic page rendering with a styled text element, showing how to set up a simple D3 project structure with separate files for styling and script logic.

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