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Week 2: Global Salaries for Data Science Dataset

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JJacob Chlebowski
Last edited Aug 30, 2024
Created on Aug 30, 2024

This example displays the raw contents of the Global Salaries for Data Science dataset as a scrollable JSON object in the browser. Each row from the CSV file is parsed and rendered inside an HTML `<pre>` element, with the font size set to 19 pixels. The code uses the `data.csv` import and the `JSON.stringify` method to format the data with indentation. The visualization serves as a simple data browser, allowing inspection of individual salary records without any aggregation or charting.

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Author: Jacob Chlebowski - jachlebowski@wpi.edu

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