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Last edited Jul 31, 2018
Created on Jul 31, 2018

This example renders the text "d3" in the center of an SVG canvas. It uses the d3.select method to target the HTML body element and append an SVG container with a fixed width and height. A single text element is then created and styled with a monospace font and a font size of 36 pixels. The visualization demonstrates the basic setup for creating simple graphics with the D3 version 4 library.

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