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ICE-6 Bar Charts

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MMounikadontireddy
Last edited Mar 12, 2023
Created on Mar 12, 2023

A horizontal bar chart displays the GDP per capita for 15 countries, sourced from a CSV file. The chart uses SVG for rendering and is built with React, D3 v5, and D3's scaleBand and scaleLinear for axis scaling. It uses D3's csv loader and max functions, and renders the chart with a blue gridline, labeled axes, and colored bars.

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