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MMuhammad Aboidrees Altraife
Last edited Aug 15, 2020
Created on Aug 15, 2020
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This example uses a blank SVG canvas as its entire visualization, colored solid red through a style applied to the svg element. The code imports the `select` function from `d3` (version 5) and uses it to target the SVG root, setting its background color. It demonstrates a minimal React-based setup where the rendering is entirely static, with no data or interactive elements present, relying solely on the SVG and CSS for its visual output.

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