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Data Science Salaries

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Last edited Jan 23, 2024

Created on Jan 23, 2024

Forked from CSV Dataset Template - Penguins

This visualization displays the first entry of the 2023 Data Science Salary Dataset, showing parsed numeric values for attributes like work year, salary, and remote ratio. The example uses a simple JSON stringification via `JSON.stringify` to render the data object as formatted text inside a pre element, with a fixed font size. The code imports the CSV file using a data loading mechanism and converts quantitative fields to numbers before displaying the output.

AI-generated description

The Data Science Salary Dataset, loaded and parsed as CSV.

Questions/Tasks -What countries have the highest paid salaries? -What is the average pay bump between promotions? -What is the relationship between experience_level and salary?

Challenge

Find 3 datasets on a topic you are interested in
For each of those, fork this viz and replace the data
Parse the quantitative attributes into numbers
Update README.md to indicate the original data source

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