use this to choose the columns/rows that you'll be using from the CSV

csvParse = action FileAttachment("xxx.csv").text() = what csv used ({XXX, XZX, XYZ}) = columns in the csv you'll use => [XXX, [+XZX, +XZX/+XYZ] = ID, cells associated with that ID. the plus sign makes the string a variable. Makes it a human sensible number

[] brackets create an array. carrot it into a smaller folder. Good for book keeping.

this is creating the environment we will be using in this notebook. Contains all the crayons in the box.

allows us to read the topojson file. It puts down the paper we're going to use.

how to read the data you add. turns the backlight on to see layers behind your present screen. Pull down Object> states: Object. Within this is the "geometrycollection" We want the collection of polygons. This is the geometries

this is us taking out the polygons from the file we looked at in the previous line of code

check if they are in wgs1984 by going into Object { > features: Array { > X: Object { > Geometry: Object { > Coordinates { > Array { > Array X { > (the final destination should have LAT LONG

(states, states.objects.states) is saying: in states, within the states, objects, states array.

essentially creating data to put into a column.

creating the column from the previous cell. Connects the cell id with the data.