Data-Wrangling-with-JavaScript / Chapter-2

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Data Wrangling with JavaScript / Chapter-2

This example code accompanies the book Data Wrangling with JavaScript.

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If you're a JavaScript developer, you already know that working with data is a big deal.

Why let the Python and R coders get all the glory? JavaScript isn't just good at data visualization, you can move your entire data wrangling pipeline to JavaScript and work more effectively.

Data Wrangling with JavaScript teaches you core data munging techniques in JavaScript, along with many libraries and tools that will make your data tasks even easier.

This repository contains code examples for Chapter 2 (Getting started with Node.js) of Data Wrangling with JavaScript.

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