ICE5_SDV_Srinivas

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ICE5_SDV_Srinivas

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Last edited Feb 27, 2023

Created on Feb 26, 2023

This visualization displays information about cars and their engine specifications. It presents a summary of the dataset, reporting the total number of rows and columns found within a linked CSV file. The page features a background image and prominently displays the data summary, along with a hyperlink for users to access the full raw data. The implementation uses d3.v7 to fetch and parse the CSV file from a remote URL, utilizing the `d3.csv` API to load the data and then updating the HTML content with text summary statistics.

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