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Last edited Feb 5, 2024

Created on Feb 5, 2024

This example displays a simple bar chart comparing car names to their prices, rendered on an 800x800 canvas. The visualization loads car data from a remote CSV file using p5.js’s `loadTable` in the `preload` function, then draws the bars with blue rectangles and labels in the `draw` loop. Axis lines and custom tick marks are added using p5.js drawing functions like `line` and `text`, with the chart titled “Cars vs Price”.

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