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Created on Mar 22, 2022

This example demonstrates a React-based data visualization that loads a CSV file of named CSS colors and renders each color as an arc segment in a partial donut chart using SVG paths. The code fetches the external CSV file with d3.csv, then maps each row to a path element using the d3.arc generator with a fixed outer radius and angle range. The fill color for each path is taken directly from the CSV’s “RGB hex value” column, showing the complete dataset without additional aggregation.

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A program that uploads & parse a csv for you (using this as base) --> Using D3 & React to continue

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