CSV Data Pt 4 - Rendering

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CSV Data Pt 4 - Rendering

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Last edited Jul 30, 2022

Created on Jul 30, 2022

This example loads CSS color names from a CSV file using the `d3.csv` utility and uses React state to render each row as a horizontal div strip. The `useEffect` hook fetches the data, while `useState` stores it, and the rendered output maps each color entry to a div with a background color and 4-pixel height. The visualization uses inline styles for the SVG-based divs, displaying a stacked bar-like color palette.

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A program that loads in some data using D# utilities, and uses React state to render the data.

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