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This example demonstrates a minimal starting point for working with D3 version 6, showing a blank 500x500 SVG canvas. The code sets the `background-color` attribute to red on the SVG element using the `select` function from D3, though the attribute name is not a standard SVG property. It relies on the d3.v6 library loaded from a CDN and executes the selection logic in a separate `bundle.js` file, providing a basic template for further visualization development.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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