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Last edited Mar 10, 2023
Created on Mar 10, 2023

This example shows a basic bar chart comparing the cost of Netflix subscriptions across different countries, with categories A through T representing distinct nations and their corresponding values. The visualization uses React 16.9.0 to manage the component lifecycle and D3 v5 to render the bar marks, with data specified inline via a Vega-Lite specification. The chart employs a nominal x-axis for the country labels and a quantitative y-axis for the cost values, rendered in a full-screen layout with hidden overflow. The code relies on React’s `ReactDOM` to mount the root component and D3’s scale functions to map data to pixel coordinates.

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