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A bar chart displays an array of six fixed scores as vertical green bars on a Canvas. Each bar’s height corresponds to the score value, with bars positioned sequentially from left to right using a set width and spacing. The example uses the Canvas API’s `fillRect` method within a `window.onload` handler. The data is a hardcoded JavaScript array, and the rendering approach is direct pixel drawing without any external libraries or frameworks.

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