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Last edited Mar 22, 2017

Created on Mar 22, 2017

A nearly blank SVG canvas displays no visible marks or interaction. The code creates an empty 960-by-500 pixel SVG element using d3.select and appends no shapes or text, with the only content commented out. It uses d3.v4 to set up the SVG container, but no data, scales, or rendering functions are applied, leaving the visualization empty. The example demonstrates the minimal starting structure for a D3 project in Blockbuilder, with only the body margin reset and SVG dimensions defined.

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