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Ssapan2997
Last edited Jun 30, 2020
Created on Jun 29, 2020

A bar chart visualizes tennis match data from the 2009 Australian Open, showing the progression of players through rounds like 'Final', 'semi', and 'quarter'. The chart uses D3.js to generate an SVG, with the page background styled red via inline CSS. The code loads the CSV data file and logs it to the console, while D3's selection and styling methods are used to set up the visualization's canvas.

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Demonstrates fundamental DOM manipulation using D3.js by making a smiley face whose eyebrows move.

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