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This example displays metadata about a CSV dataset, including file size, row and column counts, and the best and worst rated titles. It loads the data with d3.csv, processes it in JavaScript, and outputs the findings as text into a page element. The page uses a custom style.css for visual styling and is built with plain HTML, CSS, and D3.js v7.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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