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Area Chart Assignment2

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A stacked area chart displays population values across multiple countries, with each colored layer representing a distinct data category and numerical labels atop each segment. Built with D3.js, the visualization loads CSV data, applies a d3.stack() layout, and renders areas using d3.area() with scales for positioning. SVG output includes axes, legends, and value annotations, demonstrating ES6 module imports and a categorical color scale.

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