Melting Data for Multiple Lines 2

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Melting Data for Multiple Lines 2

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This visualization shows population trends over time, displaying multiple lines for different regions as determined by the United Nations data. The chart uses a time series layout, with a legend positioned on the right, created using D3’s `scaleOrdinal`, `scaleTime`, and `scaleLinear`. Lines are drawn with the `line` generator, using the `curveBasis` option for smoothness, and are sorted by their last value via `d3.nest`. Data is melted from a CSV file (`us-unemp.csv`) using custom parsing, with `timeParse` converting year strings.

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