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d3js workshop - data binding

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Created on Oct 19, 2017

This example demonstrates how to bind an array of names to a set of HTML `div` elements using D3.js v3. The visualization shows a simple list where each name is displayed with its corresponding index number, illustrating the fundamental data-binding workflow. The code selects all `div` elements, binds the data array including 'ben', 'elcin', 'ana', 'jonatan', and 'byron' to the selection, then uses the `.enter()` method to append a new `div` for each data item. A text function with parameters `d` and `i` formats the output as the index plus one followed by the name. This example serves as an educational workshop on binding data to elements with D3's selection and iteration APIs.

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