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A simple SVG polygon is drawn on a blank canvas, using a custom `Polygon` constructor that wraps the native SVG `polygon` element and its `points` attribute. The code initializes a single shape with five coordinates and a dark blue fill. The page is centered using flexbox in CSS, with no D3 library calls present despite the README’s mention of D3 version 6. The visualization demonstrates basic SVG creation and manipulation through vanilla JavaScript, appending the element directly to the body.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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