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Last edited Mar 18, 2025
Created on Mar 18, 2025

This visualization presents a summary of a small CSV dataset containing seven fictional student records with eight fields each. The page displays the file size, row count, and column count in a styled summary box against a blue gradient background. The code defines the data as a CSV-formatted string, converts it to a Blob to estimate file size, and parses it using D3.js's `d3.csvParse`. The resulting statistics are then inserted into the HTML using the `innerHTML` property.

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