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A dynamic bar chart animates ten rectangles across the screen using D3 v7. The bars scale in height and width based on their index, with positions computed from the data values. The code selects the body, appends an SVG sized to the window, and uses `d3.range` to generate the dataset. Each rectangle’s position and size are set with attribute functions, creating a diagonal, staggered layout with light-blue fills.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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