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Summarizing Corona Virus Data

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SShanmukh
Last edited May 20, 2024
Created on May 16, 2024

This visualization summarizes the global death toll from the John Hopkins Coronavirus Dataset by displaying the total number of deaths and the latest date in large, red text. It parses the CSV data using d3.csv, then calculates the sum of the final column’s values with Array.reduce. The result is formatted with the d3.format function and rendered into the page’s HTML via document.getElementById, providing a stark, numeric summary without any charts or graphics.

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This program loads and parses the John Hopkins CoronaVirus Dataset

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