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d3js workshop - data binding

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This example demonstrates how D3 selections can target specific elements in the DOM using element type, ID, and class selectors. The page contains two visible divs with different identifiers, and commented code shows updated text for various selection strategies, such as `d3.selectAll('div.selectMe')`. It also illustrates appending new elements, where `d3.select('body').append('div')` adds a child to the document body. Built with d3.v3, the example relies solely on D3’s core selection and manipulation APIs, with no external data or rendering pipeline.

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