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Created on Jan 6, 2022
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This example demonstrates the simplest possible D3.js v3 setup: a minimal HTML page with an empty body and no visualization. Using only a basic `<!DOCTYPE html>` document and an `<iframe>` embedding a YouTube video, it shows how D3 snippets can start from a bare skeleton. The code loads no external libraries or data, serving purely as a template for users to build upon. It highlights the foundational structure required before adding any scales, selections, or SVG elements.

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