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This example displays a hardcoded array of four values—three numbers and the string "hi"—as paragraphs on a blank page. Using D3 v4, the script selects the body element, binds the data with the `data()` operator, and appends a `` element for each entry via the `enter()` selection. The text content of each paragraph is set through `.text()`, which receives the current datum value. It is a minimal demonstration of the data join pattern and DOM manipulation with D3, based on a Blockbuilder starter template.

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