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D3 Page Template

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Last edited Aug 1, 2019

Created on Aug 1, 2019

This visualization demonstrates the basic D3 page template, showing monthly sales data for three fruit categories across two years. The code loads a CSV file using `d3.csv` and prepares the data for visualization. The page structure includes a dropdown menu for fruit selection and a graph container, with an ES6 module exporting a message. While the HTML and JavaScript scaffolding establish the D3 v4 framework, the current implementation only logs the parsed data to the console without rendering any visual elements.

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