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This example renders an empty SVG canvas and loads the D3 v7 library via CDN, logging the D3 object to the browser console. It demonstrates a minimal HTML page structure with CSS styling and JavaScript, using an inline script to verify D3’s availability. The visualization itself does not display any data or interactive elements, serving purely as a starter template for building more complex charts with React or plain JavaScript.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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