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This example demonstrates a doughnut chart built with Chart.js, displaying categorical color-coded data slices against a React-based “Hello React!” message. The visualization fetches soccer statistics from a remote CSV file, parsing values like matchweek, expected points, and actual points. While the fetched data is stored in application state and rendered as JSON text, the visible chart remains hardcoded with sample values, leaving the CSV data separate from the graphical output. The canvas element renders the chart via the Chart.js API, alongside React’s rendering of the text message.

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