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fresh block with data binding

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Last edited Nov 9, 2017

Created on Nov 9, 2017

A fresh block with data binding renders a single line of SVG text at alternating vertical offsets. The example demonstrates D3.js v4’s data-binding workflow, where an array of one string is passed to `svg.selectAll("text")` and then appended via `.enter().append("text")`, with each element positioned using an inline `transform` attribute that shifts the y-coordinate based on the item’s index. The text itself is set through the `.text()` callback, showing how data drives both position and content.

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