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Last edited Feb 25, 2019

Created on Feb 25, 2019

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This visualization displays the word “hello” in large, centered, white Ubuntu text against a dark gray background. The example demonstrates how to import and use an ES6 module, exporting an array of car objects that is parsed from JSON. The page renders the static message using basic DOM manipulation and applies styling through an external CSS file, with the D3 library loaded but not yet used for data binding or visual encoding.

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