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Ttracy3057
Last edited Dec 5, 2020
Created on Dec 5, 2020
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This example displays a horizontal bar chart of country populations using Victory Charts and React hooks. The code loads data from a CSV file with d3.csv, converts population values to numbers, and renders the result with VictoryBar and VictoryChart components. The chart uses a custom style for tick labels and fixed padding to present the top ten most populous countries in descending order.

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This example shows how to load data from a CSV file using React hooks and visualize the result using Victory Charts. Inspired by this Victory example from Swizec Teller in React for Data Visualization.

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