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Created on Nov 4, 2017

This example shows a full-window SVG that displays a short text message, "Edit the code below to change me!", centered vertically and offset horizontally. It is a minimal template demonstrating responsive sizing. The code creates an SVG using d3.select and appends a text element, setting its position and font attributes. The `redraw` function reads the chart container’s `clientHeight` and `clientWidth` to update the SVG’s dimensions and text placement, and it is called initially and on every window `resize` event, using D3 v4.

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