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Created on Nov 9, 2017

This example displays a static SVG canvas containing a single monospace text message that prompts the viewer to edit the code. A d3-selected SVG element is appended to the body, with width and height attributes set to 960 and 500 pixels. A text element is then added via `d3.append`, positioned at coordinates (120, 200) and styled with a font size of 36 and a monospace font family. The visualization simply renders the instruction in the browser using d3.v4’s selection and attribute methods.

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