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dv2020-ep5-viz01 - Hello HTML (fork)

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This example shows a nearly empty HTML page with a title and no visible content. It is a minimal starting point for the Episode 5 tutorial, demonstrating the bare structure of an HTML document. The code uses no external libraries, APIs, or data sources, relying solely on standard HTML elements and the `<title>` tag. It provides a clean foundation for adding interactive visualizations in subsequent steps.

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A bare minimum HTML page

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