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Created on Oct 19, 2017

This example demonstrates a minimal D3.js tutorial page that mixes styled HTML text with a basic SVG graphic. It shows a large orange number inside a red-styled paragraph, a second paragraph labeling “d3 tutorial,” and a red circle drawn with SVG attributes for position, radius, stroke, and fill. The page uses plain CSS for typography and class-based styling, while the circle is created directly in markup rather than through D3 selections. The code relies on standard SVG elements and CSS, with no data binding or interactive behavior beyond static rendering.

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