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Aadamnieman
Last edited Nov 12, 2017
Created on Nov 12, 2017

An empty SVG canvas is set up with placeholder text and unused variables for block dimensions and layout. The code initializes a 960×500 SVG using d3.select and d3.append, but no data or visualization is rendered. It appears to be a scratchpad for experimenting with D3 v4, where the layout parameters (block width, height, spacing, and display offsets) are defined but not yet applied to any graphical elements.

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