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This example shows a line chart of daily stock prices over time, rendered with Victory Charts in a React application. The chart displays closing prices from a CSV file, with the line tracing fluctuations across the months. The code loads the data using D3’s `csv` method in a React hook, converting the `Price` values to numbers, and then passes the result to a `VictoryLine` component inside a `VictoryChart`. The visualization updates asynchronously once the CSV data is fetched.

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This example shows how to load data from a CSV file using React hooks and visualize the result using Victory Charts. Inspired by this Victory example from Swizec Teller in React for Data Visualization.

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