04. D3 Paragraphs

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04. D3 Paragraphs

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Created on Feb 9, 2026

An animation demonstrates how D3.js can dynamically create HTML paragraphs from a dataset. The script defines an array of five numbers and uses the `d3.select` and `data` methods to bind the dataset to the `selectAll` query, then appends a `<p>` element for each value via the `.enter()` and `.append` chain. Each new paragraph is given the static text "New paragraph!" and the animation runs in a browser. The example highlights D3’s declarative approach to data-driven document manipulation.

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