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Ep 13+

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ММаксим Грязнов
Last edited Oct 22, 2022
Created on Sep 16, 2022
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A minimalist visualization displays three lines of statistics about a dataset: file size in kilobytes, row count, and column count. Data is loaded from a CSV file containing CSS named colors using d3.csv, then d3.csvFormat calculates the byte length. The computed numbers are rendered as large text in a pre element using DOM textContent updates. This example demonstrates straightforward data loading and basic descriptive metrics without any graphical charting.

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