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Fetch, async, await

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Last edited Apr 24, 2022
Created on Apr 22, 2022

This example demonstrates how to fetch and read a CSV file of CSS named colors using modern JavaScript async/await syntax. The code defines an `async` function that uses the built-in `fetch` API to request data from a GitHub gist URL, then returns the response as plain text via the `.text()` method. The fetched text is logged to the browser console for inspection. The example highlights the contrast between chained `.then()` callbacks and the more readable `async`/`await` approach for handling asynchronous data loading.

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