JavaScript Arrays - v1

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JavaScript Arrays - v1

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Last edited Aug 30, 2024

Created on Aug 30, 2024

This example demonstrates an empty SVG scene titled “JavaScript Arrays,” with a single commented-out `select('body').append('svg')` call in the source. The code imports `select` from D3 v6.6.1, but no data, shapes, or interactions are rendered. Instead, it serves as a minimal scaffold, showing the initial setup for a D3-based visualization without any observable output.

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