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This example demonstrates a minimal web page that loads the D3.js version 7 library and logs the library object to the browser console. The page uses a simple HTML structure with a single empty div element. It relies on the `console.log(d3)` command to output the entire D3 API, revealing the available functions and modules. The data source is the d3.v7.min.js file hosted on the official D3.js CDN, and the rendering approach is a bare-bones HTML integration without any custom visualizations or user interactions.

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

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