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Analytical dashboards are reporting tools that help organizations study historical data to understand trends and foresee outcomes. Analytical dashboards are created using advanced features, like...
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Underscore.JS, developed by Jeremy Ashkenas in the year 2009, is a JavaScript library that has more than 100 inbuilt functions to manipulate data quickly and efficiently. These functions, based on the...
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