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Wwilliamkuo2000
Last edited Nov 16, 2022
Created on Nov 16, 2022
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This visualization demonstrates the setup for a Spotify track dataset from a CSV file, using D3 version 6 to initialize an SVG container with defined margins and dimensions. The code loads the data asynchronously via `d3.csv` but does not render any marks or charts, instead replacing the page body with the text “DEBUG”. It combines an external D3 v6 script tag with an additional D3 v7 import, though the placeholder `#my_dataviz` selection and empty data callback leave the intended chart unfinished.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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