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TINTIN Loading and Parsing CSV Data

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Ppnlinyz
Last edited Apr 17, 2021
Created on Apr 17, 2021

This example demonstrates how to fetch and display the raw text of a CSV file containing CSS named colors in the browser console. The page uses the Fetch API to request the remote CSV data asynchronously and logs the resulting text output. It defines a custom `fetchText` helper function that retrieves the URL and returns the response as a string, which is then passed to `console.log`. No visualization or charting library is used; the focus is solely on loading and parsing the CSV data structure.

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A program that loads and parses some CSV data.

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