Loading CSV Data with D3

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Loading CSV Data with D3

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Created on Mar 30, 2015

This example loads demographic data for Barcelona neighborhoods from a CSV file using D3’s `d3.csv` method and logs the parsed array of objects to the browser console. The page also displays a static SVG graphic combining text and shapes to present a simplified logo for “BCN Family Income,” though no data-driven visualization is rendered from the CSV content. The code uses D3 v3 and inline SVG elements, while the CSV includes columns for year, district, neighborhood name, age-group counts, and a relative family income index.

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