Sol Luwit

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Created on Jun 2, 2022

An empty SVG canvas is rendered full-screen, with no data or visual elements drawn. The implementation uses the D3.js `select` method to append the SVG to the document body, setting its dimensions to the current window size. The page itself is minimal, with only a CSS reset for margins and overflow, and the JavaScript file imports only `select` from D3.

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

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