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Cars Report

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Last edited Dec 24, 2020
Created on Dec 24, 2020
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This example displays a simple report titled "Cars Report" with a large, centered body text. The page loads D3 version 6 from the d3js.org CDN and uses a bundled JavaScript file (`bundle.js`) to render the message. However, the code contains a typo in the `getElementById` call, targeting `mesagge` instead of `message`, so the text `hello` is not actually inserted into the `<pre>` element. The visualization ultimately shows only a blank report layout.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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