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MasteringD3js_ReuseProD3_Ch2 pt2.2a

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JJimMaltby
Last edited Nov 16, 2021
Created on Nov 13, 2021

Reusable D3 chart functions build SVG bar charts from an array of four string values, rendering yellow background rectangles with blue bars in separate containers for two chart instances. The code demonstrates the transition from D3 v3 to v5 while implementing the ProD3 reusable chart pattern, using `selection.each`, `selection.enter`, and `selection.call` to structure modular chart components.

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D3 Cook Book getting used to JS in d3 CH2 Problem in converting from v3 to v5 and looks like book has poor practice of d3.js (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45181773/d3-js-raw-selection-get-error-uncaught-typeerror-cannot-read-property-0-of-u) This version is an attempt to put into the ProD3.js resusable pattern

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