HTML Starter

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Created on Jan 8, 2020

This example shows a minimal HTML page set up for D3 visualizations. The page includes an empty body element and loads the D3 v5 library via a CDN script tag. It demonstrates the foundational structure needed to begin building interactive data visualizations, with the document title set to “HTML Starter.” The code uses standard HTML boilerplate along with the d3.v5 JavaScript library.

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