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Created on Feb 11, 2018

A minimal SVG example draws a single closed path, a triangle, by constructing it with `d3.path()` and its `moveTo`, `lineTo`, and `closePath` methods. The path is rendered on an empty `d3.select("body").append("svg")` canvas with fixed width and height, using the `path.attr('d', ...)` call to set the geometry. No data source or interaction is present; the code serves as a bare demonstration of D3 v4’s path-generation API for static shapes.

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