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Week 2: Global Population Growth 2024 Dataset

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JJacob Chlebowski
Last edited Aug 30, 2024
Created on Aug 30, 2024

This example displays the Global Population Growth 2024 dataset as raw JSON text within a scrollable container, allowing viewers to inspect the simulated city and country records. The data, sourced from Kaggle, includes population figures for 2023 and 2024 along with growth rates. The visualization uses a plain HTML `<pre>` element to render the parsed data, converted from CSV via JavaScript’s `import` statement after numeric string parsing. The code sets a fixed font size and enables vertical scrolling to accommodate the full dataset, with no additional charting libraries involved.

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Author: Jacob Chlebowski - jachlebowski@wpi.edu

The Global Population Growth 2024 Dataset

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