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SSophia Murage
Last edited Apr 6, 2020
Created on Apr 6, 2020

An otherwise blank SVG canvas is staged for a minimal D3.js visualization. The code selects the SVG element from the document and reads its configured width and height using D3’s selection API and attribute accessor. The visualization does not yet render any data; it establishes a foundation for future graphics. The example relies on D3 v5, with the plotting surface defined by inline SVG attributes and styled by a linked CSS file that removes default page margins and hides overflow.

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