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(Assignment) Loading and Parsing CSV

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WWaseem Medhat
Last edited Oct 17, 2020
Created on Oct 16, 2020
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This example demonstrates how to load and parse a CSV dataset. It shows the source URL, file size, table dimensions, and column names from the Indian Liver Patient Records dataset. The React app uses d3.csv to fetch and parse the data from GitHub, then displays the parsed information. The code implements custom utilities like csvFileSize, csvRows, csvColumns, and csvColumnItems to extract and format the metadata from the loaded D3 data structure.

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A simple react app that loads and parses a CSV dataset hosted on GitHub, and shows some information after parsing it.

Dataset: Indian Liver Patient Records.

MIT Licensed

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