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Seattle average temperatures

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Rrallabandisushen@gmail.com
Last edited Mar 23, 2023
Created on Mar 22, 2023

A bar chart displays average daily temperatures in Seattle for 2017, with each bar representing a date and its corresponding temperature value. The chart uses Chart.js to render the data fetched from a remote CSV file, and the bars are colored in red with a semi-transparent fill. The canvas background is set to black via CSS, and the chart's y-axis ticks begin at zero. The data is loaded asynchronously using the Fetch API, and the visualization updates responsively within the browser.

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Bar graph that displays dates and average temperatures of seattle on the given day

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