Working with Time

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Working with Time

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Last edited Sep 24, 2021

Created on Sep 24, 2021

A line chart displays temperature readings over one week, using a natural curve to connect daily data points from a CSV of San Francisco weather. The visualization includes labeled axes for time and temperature, with time formatted to show weekday abbreviations. The example uses React to manage the component structure and D3 version 7 for data loading, time and linear scaling, and generating SVG elements like axes, tick marks, and the curved path. The chart omits individual data points, showing only the smooth trend line.

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