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This example demonstrates a minimal setup for a D3.js visualization project, rendering a blank canvas in the browser. It loads the D3 v7.6.1 library via a CDN and executes a single JavaScript file, `bundle.js`, which imports the `select` function from D3. The code logs the imported function to the console, showcasing the integration of D3’s modular API within a simple HTML structure. The visualization itself displays no data or graphical output, serving purely as a template for starting new projects with D3.

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