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Created on Mar 31, 2017

This example displays a static SVG canvas containing the text “hello d3” in a large monospace font. The visualization is rendered using d3.v4, with the SVG element appended directly to the body. A single text element is positioned at specific x and y coordinates, with font size and family set via D3’s style method. The code demonstrates basic SVG creation and text styling through D3’s selection and append API.

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