d3-selection

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Created on Nov 16, 2019

This example presents the official documentation for the d3-selection module, rendered as a static HTML page with a table of contents and code snippets. It demonstrates how selections enable data-driven manipulation of the DOM through methods like `selection.attr` and `selection.style`, supporting method chaining for concise operation sequences. The page explains the data join concept with `selection.enter` and `selection.exit` for adding or removing elements. The code highlights core APIs such as `d3.selectAll`, `d3.select`, and `selection.append`, and is styled using the StackEdit CSS framework.

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