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react and d3 CSV

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This example demonstrates loading and displaying a remote CSV dataset within a React component. It uses d3.csv to fetch named color data from a GitHub gist, then shows the row and column counts as text on screen. The application integrates d3.v7 with React 16.9, employing React hooks like useState and useEffect to manage the asynchronous data loading state, displaying “loading” until the data arrives.

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