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A simple SVG scene displays a single green rectangle positioned within a larger canvas. The example uses D3.js to append the rectangle to the selected SVG element, setting its width, height, coordinates, and fill color via a single attribute object. The code demonstrates basic D3 selection and shape creation without any data binding or interactive behavior, serving as a minimal starting point for SVG rendering.

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