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csv loader example

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Last edited Jan 30, 2025

Created on Jan 30, 2025

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This example demonstrates a bar chart visualization of fuel economy data from a CSV file. It loads a cars dataset from a GitHub Gist using p5.js’s `loadTable()` function with a preload hook. The sketch then extracts the `economy (mpg)` column and renders horizontal bars on an 800×800 canvas via `createCanvas()` and `rect()` in the draw loop. Each bar’s width scales proportionally to the mpg value, showing the distribution across all car models. The code also uses `table.getColumn()` to access the data array.

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