CSV Import2

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Last edited Jan 11, 2020

Created on Jan 10, 2020

This example demonstrates the parsing of a CSV file containing two columns, year and number, with each year appearing twice. The code uses the D3.js library version 3.5.5, specifically the `d3.csv` method, to load and parse the remote data file. For each row in the dataset, the program logs both the year and number values to the browser console, and also prints the third object from the parsed array. The visualization itself does not render any graphical output, focusing solely on data import and console-based verification of the parsed values.

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