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Created on Nov 29, 2016

This example displays a single SVG canvas with the text “Edit the code below to change me!” styled in a large monospace font. The visualization is a minimal starting point, not a finished graphic. It uses d3.select to target the body element, then appends an SVG with specified width and height. The code then adds a text element using d3’s `.text()` method to set its content, demonstrating basic SVG text placement and font styling with `.style()`.

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