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Created on May 20, 2020

This example displays three paragraphs of placeholder Latin text in a webpage, each bound to an array of strings defined in the data variable. It demonstrates how D3.js v5’s selection and data-join methods, specifically `d3.select` and `.data().enter().append()`, create and populate paragraph elements in the designated `div`. The page’s visual style comes from an external CSS file controlling heading colors, while D3 handles the dynamic text rendering. The content originates from a static JavaScript array, with no external data source or interactive behavior.

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Un archivo index.html con varios archivos que lo acompañan (css, .block, ...) Este texto, sale del archivo readme.md.

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