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Created on Aug 13, 2017

A single SVG text element displays the message “Hi... Frontend Masters !!!” in a monospace font, positioned at a fixed location within a 960×500 canvas. The visualization uses D3 v4’s selection and attribute methods (`d3.select`, `attr`) to append the text directly to the body via an SVG container. No data or complex interaction is involved; the example simply demonstrates basic SVG creation and styling with D3, serving as a minimal static template for block-building. The rendered output is purely declarative, relying on SVG’s built-in text rendering rather than any data-binding or layout logic.

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