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RRobinL
Last edited Dec 15, 2016
Created on Dec 15, 2016

This example displays a static 4x4 HTML table of numbered cells, with a D3 v4 script that selects table cells using `d3.selectAll` and attaches an empty `html` callback containing a `debugger` statement. The SVG element is appended to the body with fixed width and height, but no shapes are drawn onto it. The code demonstrates an incomplete workflow, pausing execution in the browser’s debugger when iterating over the table’s `td` elements, with no data bound or visualization rendered beyond the raw HTML table.

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