LoadCsv-v2

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Last edited Jun 5, 2022

Created on Jun 5, 2022

This example demonstrates how to dynamically update displayed text content using D3’s selection API. It presents a dropdown menu and a paragraph; selecting a new option triggers the paragraph’s text to change. The code uses `d3.select` to bind the dropdown and paragraph, `property('value')` to read the current selection, and `text` to render the corresponding string. It also showcases D3’s event handling via `on('change', ...)` and a reusable update function pattern, drawing from the “Towards Reusable Charts” concept.

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A reusable scatter plot inspired by Towards Reusable Charts and Observable: selection.join.

Shows the Iris Dataset.

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