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simple tsv to use with d3 examples

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Last edited Mar 14, 2017

Created on Mar 14, 2017

This example shows how a simple tab-separated value file maps names to numeric values in a D3.js visualization. The data.tsv file contains six name-value pairs, such as Locke with 4 and Kwon with 42. The code uses `d3.tsv` to parse the tab-delimited text, then binds the parsed array to DOM elements. A bar chart or similar shape represents each value, with the name displayed alongside. The rendering relies on standard D3 selections and scales, demonstrating a minimal workflow for loading external TSV data and converting it into visual marks without any additional libraries.

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