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Last edited Aug 11, 2018

Created on Aug 11, 2018

This example shows an empty scatterplot-style SVG canvas with a title and a playful Spanish message. The code initializes an SVG element with a width of 400 and height of 600 pixels, selects it using `d3.select`, and logs those dimensions to the console. It relies on the D3.js v4 library loaded from a CDN, but the visualization itself contains no rendered data points or axes. The script sets up the basic structure for a future scatterplot without implementing any drawing or data-binding logic.

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