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Aadamnieman
Last edited Oct 9, 2017
Created on Oct 9, 2017

This example displays the text “Adam's block” in large monospace type, centered on a blank SVG canvas. It shows a minimal static visualization with no interactive elements or data processing. The code creates an SVG container with fixed dimensions using d3.select and appends a single text element, setting its position, font size, and font family. It relies on the D3.js v4 library, specifically the core selection and attribute methods, to render the text as scalable vector graphics.

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