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 # Data Wrangling with JavaScript / Chapter-2
 
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 This example code accompanies the book [Data Wrangling with JavaScript](http://bit.ly/2t2cJu2).
 
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 To keep up with my work please follow [@ashleydavis75 on Twitter](https://twitter.com/ashleydavis75) or sign up to the email list on my blog [The Data Wrangler](http://www.the-data-wrangler.com/).
 
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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. 
 
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 [Data Wrangling with JavaScript](http://bit.ly/2t2cJu2) 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](http://bit.ly/2t2cJu2).