.call()
This example demonstrates the JavaScript `.call()` method within a D3.js context, showing how a custom function can be invoked with an explicit `this` binding and arguments. An SVG element is selected using `d3.select` and then passed to the function via the selection’s `.call()` method, along with a data object containing numeric properties. The function logs the selected DOM element, the passed object, and concatenated property values to the console. The visualization itself renders a blank SVG canvas, with the primary output being console-based rather than graphical, using D3 v6 and plain JavaScript.
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In this example, this represents the object that "owns" myFunction:<br> document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = myFunction.call({model: 'necosic'});
function myFunction() { return this; }
<b>Functions are Objects</b><br> The typeof operator in JavaScript returns "function" for functions.
But, JavaScript functions can best be described as objects.
JavaScript functions have both properties and methods.








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