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Created on Apr 18, 2020

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A bar chart ranks tennis players by total weeks spent as the world's number one, using data from a CSV file. The React component loads the data with d3's `csv` function inside a `useEffect` hook. Victory Charts' `VictoryChart` and `VictoryBar` render the ranked bars, with the x-axis listing player names and the y-axis showing weeks, and gender is included in the data but not visually encoded.

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This example shows how to load data from a CSV file using React hooks and visualize the result using [Victory Charts]

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