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Created on Feb 9, 2020

This example displays a single-line chart of five categorical attributes—Price, Meals, Lounges, Seating Choices, and Speed—with numeric values between 0 and 1, rendered inside a fixed-size container. The code uses AnyChart’s `anychart.line()` and `chart.line()` API to create and plot the series, while loading D3 v5 from a CDN but not using it for drawing. The data is provided as a static array within the `data2.node2` object, and the chart is drawn into the specified `#container` div. The visualization demonstrates a basic line-series layout without axes or interactive features.

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