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Created on Feb 15, 2023

This sandbox demonstrates basic data manipulation and sorting using JavaScript and D3. It defines a custom range function to generate an array of numbers, then maps those numbers into objects with number and doubled values. The example also sorts an array of key-value entries alphabetically by their keys using the D3 `ascending` comparator. All results are logged to the console, with the page itself rendering only a large static message via CSS.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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