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Making a bat chart

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SshanLU999
Last edited May 21, 2021
Created on May 21, 2021

This example attempts to create a bat chart from a dataset of country populations. The code uses D3 version 6 to select an SVG element and read a CSV file containing population figures. It intends to append rectangles to the chart, but the render function is incomplete and contains erroneous code, leaving the visualization non-functional. The chart would have used a fixed width and height for each bar, with data loaded via the `csv` function from D3.

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