D3 Tutorial

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This example demonstrates the fundamental capability of D3.js to compute aggregate statistics on arrays, displaying the result of `d3.min()` on a hardcoded dataset. The page renders a large blank area with minimal styling, while the script defines two arrays, `numbers` and `data`, and invokes `d3.min(numbers)` to retrieve the smallest value. The visualization uses the D3 v6 library loaded via CDN, with no graphical output beyond the empty body element. It serves as a basic tutorial for understanding D3's data-handling methods in a React-free, plain HTML context.

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