get cv19 tabular data

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get cv19 tabular data

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Last edited Mar 11, 2020

Created on Mar 9, 2020

This visualization extracts COVID-19 infection counts from a UK government table and formats them into semicolon-delimited CSV data. It first captures the publication timestamp from a page element, converting it to ISO format, then iterates over table rows to collect authority names and case numbers into an array. The code uses standard DOM APIs such as `document.querySelectorAll` and `row.cells` to parse the HTML table, then joins the data with newlines for console output. No external libraries are used; the data source is the visible government statistics page.

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