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Created on May 20, 2020

D3 v5 and React render a static array of eight numeric values as a sequence of teal bars, with each bar’s height proportional to its data value. The code showcases D3’s select, data binding, and transition APIs in a browser-based animation, using `d3.select` to append paragraphs and styled `div` elements. A 10-second transition animates the bar heights from their initial 75-pixel default to the computed `d*10` pixel values, while a separate heading labels the visualization “Var Values In Respective Order.” The dataset is embedded directly in the HTML script, and the React framework is referenced via the starter project structure, though no React components appear in the visible code.

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