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Created on Feb 10, 2023

This example is a React starter that sets up an empty SVG canvas sized to the browser window. On mount, the app uses D3’s `csv` function to load a local `data.csv` file, which contains monthly temperature readings from 1901 onward, but it only logs the parsed data to the console and does not render any visualization. The code combines React with D3 v5 and renders the SVG element declaratively, but it lacks any plotting, axes, or other visible output.

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