Bar Chart

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Last edited Feb 5, 2022

Created on Feb 2, 2022

This bar chart visualizes the total Uber fare amount per year, drawing on a CSV dataset of ride records. The visualization excludes 2008 data and sums the fares for each remaining year, displaying the results as a series of teal bars. The chart is rendered using the p5.js library, which loads the data with `loadTable`, processes it within the `draw` loop, and creates the visual elements. Custom functions like `kFormatter` are used to format large numbers with a "k" suffix on the y-axis, which is labeled "Fare Amount."

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