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Aaaizemberg
Last edited Aug 3, 2019
Created on Aug 3, 2019

This example displays three static text elements—"uno," "dos," and "tres"—as separate paragraphs inside a designated div. It uses D3.js v5 to bind a simple array of strings to paragraph selections via `d3.select` and `data().enter().append()`, with a callback function setting each paragraph’s text content. The visualization is minimal, showing basic data-join mechanics without interaction or animation, and the header creation code is commented out, leaving only the list rendering active.

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