HTML Cars

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Created on Dec 1, 2019

This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page that uses D3 v5 to render a simple, static list of names. It shows how D3 can be integrated into a basic web document, where the main content lives in an HTML unordered list styled with large CSS font sizes. The visualization relies on the D3 library loaded via CDN, but the code itself does not invoke any D3-specific functions or data bindings; instead, it highlights a straightforward HTML and CSS setup within a VizHub project structure. The visible output is purely text-based, with no interactive or computed visual elements.

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