SMIT9102

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This example displays a bar chart of the deadliest earthquakes in the 20th century, with death tolls for seven named events. The page also shows the current date and time via JavaScript’s `Date` object. The chart is rendered using the AnyChart library, specifically its `anychart.bar()` API, with data provided as an array of rows. The visualization is embedded in a basic HTML page that loads AnyChart from a CDN and draws the chart into a `div` container.

Feb 28, 2021

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This example renders a minimal SVG scene that combines a gradient-filled ellipse with overlaid text, alongside a dynamic date display. It uses inline SVG with a linearGradient definition and a text element, while JavaScript’s `Date` object and `document.getElementById` update a paragraph’s content on page load. The page also logs to the browser console. The visualization demonstrates basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript integration without external libraries, serving as a simple starter template. The rendering approach is static SVG with a single runtime DOM update.

Feb 28, 2021

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This canvas sketch draws a single arc using JavaScript’s 2D drawing API. The code accesses the canvas context, initiates a path, and strokes a 120-degree arc centered at coordinates (95,50) with a radius of 40 pixels. Below the graphic, the page displays the current date and time, generated via JavaScript’s `Date` object and inserted into a paragraph element. The visualization shows a minimal geometric shape alongside a live timestamp, demonstrating basic canvas and DOM manipulation.

Feb 28, 2021

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This example presents a minimal canvas-based visualization that renders a blank drawing surface within an HTML page. The code combines D3 v6 for potential data-driven operations, jQuery for DOM manipulation, and Papa Parse for CSV parsing, though no actual data or visual elements are drawn. The canvas element is set to 200 by 100 pixels and displays the default white background, with a commented-out color property suggesting incomplete styling. The page loads the D3 library from a CDN and includes a separate Papaparse script reference, indicating readiness for future data loading and rendering tasks.

Feb 28, 2021