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Making a Bar Chart

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Last edited Dec 4, 2020
Created on Dec 4, 2020

This example shows a static bar chart where each bar's height is fixed at 300 pixels, and its width represents the population data from a CSV file. The D3.js v5 code loads the data using `d3.csv`, converts the population values from thousands to raw numbers, and then appends rectangular SVG elements to the canvas. The chart does not scale the bars based on the data values, as the bars are rendered with constant dimensions.

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