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Last edited Apr 11, 2024

Created on Apr 11, 2024

Four D3.js charts explore data science salaries. Two bar charts display the highest-paying jobs in the US and the top-paying companies in India, using `d3.scaleBand` and `d3.scaleLinear` with vertical bars. Two additional charts, created with the same functions, illustrate salary distributions across US employment types and work models. All charts are rendered as SVGs, with rotated x-axis labels to accommodate long category names. The data is loaded asynchronously from CSV files using `d3.csv`.

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