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pokemon summary

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Last edited Dec 2, 2021

Created on Dec 1, 2021

The visualization shows a dropdown interface for exploring Pokémon battle statistics, allowing users to select a Pokémon attribute from options like attack, defense, and speed. It uses React hooks (useState, useEffect) to manage the selected value, while D3 (d3.csv) fetches the dataset from a remote GitHub CSV file. The react-select library renders the styled dropdown menu, providing an interactive way to filter and display Pokémon data based on user input. The code also incorporates d3 v7 and ReactDOM for rendering the component tree.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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