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javascript Arrays

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Created on Jun 16, 2022

This example demonstrates basic JavaScript array operations and D3 array utilities in a minimal HTML page. The code uses D3’s `range` to generate a sequence of numbers, then applies `sort` with ascending and descending comparators to order an array. It also shows `reduce` to multiply values and to convert an array of key-value entries into an object, followed by a custom sort using D3’s `descending`. The page displays a static “Hello HTML!” message styled with large centered text, while all array results are logged to the browser console.

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