Loading and parsing csv data

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Loading and parsing csv data

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This example demonstrates fetching and logging the raw text of a CSV file containing CSS named colors. The code uses the `fetch` API to request the remote CSV from a GitHub gist, then chains a `.then()` call to extract the response as text with `response.text()`. It illustrates both the current async/await pattern and the older promise-based approach in commented code, with the result written to the browser console.

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This is going to demonstrate how to parse csv data with async/await and promises

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