Gist e8ba8b98cbdee1807cd1

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Gist e8ba8b98cbdee1807cd1

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Last edited Sep 25, 2014

Created on Sep 25, 2014

This example creates a simple test function that logs "test" to the console. It defines `testFun()` and immediately invokes it, demonstrating basic JavaScript function declaration and execution. The visualization relies on standard JavaScript syntax rather than external libraries or data sources, showing a minimal code execution pattern with console output.

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