Introduction to D3

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Introduction to D3

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Created on Aug 17, 2025

This example presents a minimalist webpage that reproduces the visual style of Sol LeWitt, though the current code only initializes a simple JavaScript object. The page loads an HTML document with no visible graphical output, containing only a script that defines a `person` constructor function and logs a new object to the console. The implementation uses plain JavaScript without any external visualization libraries, and the rendering approach is limited to the browser’s default blank canvas. The data structure is hardcoded, with no dataset or interactive elements present.

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