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RRobinL
Last edited Jun 5, 2016
Created on Jun 5, 2016

This example demonstrates a simple text-based data visualization using D3.js to print strings to an SVG canvas. The code defines a `print` function that pushes each input value into an array, then uses D3's `selectAll` and `append` methods to create text elements on the SVG, positioning each new entry vertically down the canvas. While the default call prints "hello", the pattern shows how repeated calls would stack text lines, illustrating basic dynamic text rendering with D3's SVG manipulation.

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