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DDivyaKota2@my.unt.edu
Last edited Apr 26, 2024
Created on Apr 26, 2024

This visualization displays the total COVID-19 cases over time for Afghanistan, using a bar chart to show the cumulative case count for each date. The data is loaded from a CSV file containing COVID-19 statistics, with the chart rendering as an SVG using the React framework and the @visx/shape and @visx/axis libraries. D3.v7 handles the underlying scale calculations, while the bars are colored purple and axes are labeled accordingly.

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