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A histogram displays the distribution of car prices from a CSV file loaded from a GitHub gist. The chart divides the price range into ten equal bins and plots the frequency of cars within each bin as vertical bars. The p5.js library handles the data loading via `loadTable()` and the drawing with `createCanvas()`, `rect()`, and `map()`. A background grid and labeled axes for price and frequency support the visualization, which includes tick marks showing price values at each bin boundary.

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