Lets make a face!

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Lets make a face!

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Last edited Feb 22, 2021

Created on Feb 22, 2021

This example shows how to create a simple line drawing of a face using SVG shapes and D3 version 6. It demonstrates basic D3 selection and DOM manipulation by targeting the `svg` element and adding visual components. The code uses `d3.select` to access elements and relies on the standard D3 bundle loaded via CDN. The page renders a face outline within an SVG container, with a large text element, and the associated video and README provide introductory guidance on working with D3 v6’s core selection API.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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