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Stacked Bar

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JJeyasuriya M
Last edited Nov 30, 2021
Created on Nov 30, 2021
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This stacked bar chart visualizes counts of four answer categories—Strong Correct, Strong Wrong, Weak Correct, and Weak Wrong—across five dates in November 2021. Each bar segment is color-coded and labeled using Chart.js’s datalabels plugin, with black borders delineating segments. The chart uses Chart.js’s stacked bar configuration, setting both x and y axes to stacked mode and enabling counts to accumulate per date. Data is hardcoded in a JavaScript object, and the canvas renders via the HTML5 Canvas API.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

See also React Starter.

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