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Exercise8_Task3_Q4

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LLakshmi Keerthi
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This scatter plot shows wheat kernels classified into three types—Kama, Canadian, and Roma—based on their length and width, with each type represented by a distinct color (skyblue, lightgreen, and pink). The visualization uses D3 v6 to load data from a CSV file, apply linear scales to map the dimensions, and render circles in an SVG. Axes are created with `axisLeft` and `axisBottom`, while a custom legend displays the wheat-type markers.

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This scatter plot represents different wheat types depending on length and width of kernels. There are three types of wheat: Kama Roma and Canadian. Each color represents a type of wheat.

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