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A 3D scatter plot visualizes five product categories—Garment, Electronics, Decoration, Fitness, and Footwear—using three axes: Number of Orders, Sales, and Available in Stock. Each category appears as a distinct colored marker, encoding the relationship between order volume, revenue, and inventory across the dataset. The code loads a CSV via d3.csv, filters rows by category using a custom unpack function, and constructs five Plotly trace objects of type scatter3d. These traces are passed to Plotly.newPlot, which renders the interactive chart inside the designated div with a minimal margin layout.

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