Fork of Q 2 task 9 & 10

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Fork of Q 2 task 9 & 10

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This area chart visualizes scores associated with different names from a CSV file loaded via d3.csv. The chart uses an SVG rendering with d3.area and a monotone curve to create the filled path, while scaleBand and scaleLinear map the data to x and y axes. The code includes rotated axis labels, steelblue styling, and gridlines generated with axisBottom and axisLeft.

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