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Last edited Jan 20, 2018

Created on Jan 20, 2018

This example loads the Iris dataset from a CSV file using the D3 v4 `d3.csv` method. The page initially only parses the data and logs the first row to the browser console, demonstrating the basic loading step without yet rendering any visualization. Although the HTML includes a commented-out SVG element and placeholder dimensions, no line chart is actively drawn in the provided code. The implementation relies solely on the D3 library and renders no visible output beyond the console log.

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