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Created on Nov 21, 2021

This example displays a static greeting, “Hello Viz!”, in large, centered text on a dark background. It uses the D3.js library, specifically its core module from version 5, to load and execute the script. The page defines a constant message and updates the text content of an HTML element. Data from an external file is defined as an array of album objects but is not rendered visually. The styling relies on CSS with an imported Google font, Ubuntu, and a simple color scheme.

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