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Sections
Prerequisites	Implied knowledge when using CsvHelper.
Reading	Reading CSV data.
Writing	Writing CSV data.
Configuration	Configuring the behavior of CsvHelper to work with your CSV data or custom class structures.
Type Conversion	Using type conversion to convert CSV fields to and from .NET types.
DataReader	Using a DataTable to read CSV data.

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