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Last edited Mar 25, 2025

Created on Mar 25, 2025

This example displays a dataset from a pizza CSV file loaded from a GitHub gist, logging the parsed and numerically converted columns to the browser console. The page renders no visual output, instead demonstrating the initial data-processing step of a D3 project. Using D3 v6 via the `d3.csv` method, it fetches the remote data, coerces two columns to numbers with unary plus operators, and prints the resulting array for inspection. The minimal HTML and CSS center an empty page with oversized text styling, while the JavaScript executes the asynchronous data loading and transformation.

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