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Created on Dec 9, 2020

This example loads a CSV file with country population data and logs it to the browser console, serving as a minimal starter template for D3-based projects. The page uses an 800×500 SVG canvas and imports the `csv` and `select` functions from the D3 library via an ES module. Once the data loads from `data.csv`, the code only outputs the parsed array to the console, without rendering any visual elements. The setup demonstrates the basic pattern of fetching external data and preparing an SVG container for future chart development.

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Forked starter template to get started and experiment with d3 and data vis.

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