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Last edited Aug 14, 2019

Created on Aug 7, 2019

This example renders a population bubble chart for a set of countries. It uses D3 v5 to load CSV data, then draws circles scaled by population size, with fill color mapped from white to black via a linear scale, and text labels added. The code also includes a second, incomplete scatter plot script for a different dataset, and a reusable bar chart built with D3 scales and axes.

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