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YYuzhangFin
Last edited Apr 9, 2018
Created on Apr 9, 2018

This example displays the text “hELLO!” in monospace font at a fixed position within an SVG canvas. It uses D3 v4’s selection API to append a single `text` element to an SVG container, setting its `x` and `y` coordinates, font size, and family. The visualization demonstrates the minimal setup for rendering a static SVG text label with D3, using `d3.select` and `.append` in a blank HTML page.

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