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loading and pasing csv data

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Created on May 31, 2021

This example demonstrates fetching and parsing CSV data from a remote URL using the browser's native Fetch API. It shows how to initiate a network request with `fetch(url)`, handle the response with a promise chain, and read the response body as plain text using `response.text()`. The retrieved CSV content is then presented to the user via a JavaScript `alert()` dialog, though no actual parsing or visualization occurs. The data source is a GitHub Gist containing a CSS named color table.

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