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Last edited Sep 25, 2018

Created on Sep 25, 2018

This example loads a CSV file of country populations and logs the parsed data to the browser console, while displaying a static SVG canvas with a dark, centered title message. The page uses D3 v5’s `csv` function to fetch and parse `data.csv`, and D3’s `select` method to access the SVG element’s width and height. The stylesheet pulls in the Ubuntu font and applies a large, high-contrast text layout, though the visualization itself does not yet render the population values graphically.

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