Javascript 101

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Javascript 101

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Last edited Jun 12, 2023

Created on May 14, 2023

This example presents a static SVG bar chart titled "Javascript 101," rendered with a single white bar outlined in black. It primarily serves as a canvas for commented JavaScript code snippets that demonstrate core programming concepts, including function definitions, object creation, array manipulation with `map` and `splice`, and a simple data storage system using `updateLevelData` and `getLevelData`. The visualization shows how text and basic shapes can be combined with code annotations, using a fixed 960x500 SVG canvas and styled text at 72px.

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