Psudo Barplot 1

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Psudo Barplot 1

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Last edited Feb 19, 2024

Created on Feb 9, 2024

This example shows a simple bar chart with four bars of varying heights, rendered directly as SVG rectangles using HTML markup. Each bar is drawn with hard-coded x, y, width, and height attributes, without any JavaScript or data-binding library. The y-coordinate for each rectangle starts from the top of the 960×500 viewport, meaning taller bars extend downward. The visualization relies solely on inline SVG elements within the HTML file, with a minimal CSS reset to remove page margins and hide overflow.

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drawing barchart manually the y coordinate start from the top of the window

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