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Learn D3 Tutorial

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Created on Aug 10, 2022

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This example demonstrates basic D3.js concepts by rendering static SVG text elements that display the results of simple array operations. It reads numeric values from an embedded array and uses the `d3.min` function to compute and display the minimum value as blue text on an SVG canvas, while also populating HTML headings with CSS class styling. The visualization serves as an introductory tutorial, combining D3 selections and SVG attributes with external CSS rules for text coloring. Data from CSV files is loaded but not visualized, keeping the focus on fundamental D3 syntax and DOM manipulation.

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