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Last edited Mar 21, 2014
Created on Mar 21, 2014

This example displays a simple line chart rendered as an SVG path using data from an inline JavaScript array. The visualization employs a call to `d3.axis` for the x- and y-axes and uses `d3.attRail` to map the data points to a polyline via `d3.line`. The chart is drawn with default styling, and the `d3.select` selection method is used to apply a stroke to the path.

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