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Promotions Bars Improved

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Last edited Jan 27, 2021

Created on Jan 27, 2021

This bar chart displays headcounts for nine cities, with each vertical bar’s height proportional to the city’s population. The visualization uses D3 v6’s `select`, `csv`, and `append` APIs to load data from a local CSV file and render SVG rectangles. Bars are positioned with fixed spacing along the x-axis, while the y-axis is not scaled, resulting in a simple, unoptimized layout. The data includes city names and population figures, which are directly mapped to bar dimensions without additional axes or labels.

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