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Hello World

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CCodyWeisbach
Last edited May 15, 2018
Created on May 14, 2018

This example displays a static HTML page that sets a heading to “Hello world!” using a plain-text string. It uses the D3.js v4 library solely for loading the page structure, though no visual data or charts are rendered. The code selects the first `h1` element with the Document Object Model (DOM) API and updates its text content via `textContent`. The page relies on standard JavaScript and a minimal stylesheet, with no data source, animation, or interactive behavior present.

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