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Last edited Feb 8, 2022

Created on Feb 8, 2022

This p5.js example presents multiple linked visualizations of a vehicle dataset, including a bar chart and dot plot comparing drivetrain and manufacturer effects on average miles per gallon. A heat map section is also coded, though its display is incomplete. The sketch loads CSV data from a Google Sheets URL using `loadTable`, processes the data in JavaScript, and renders the charts with the p5.js drawing API (`createCanvas`, `rect`, `ellipse`, `line`), using a static canvas sized at 1500 by 4500 pixels.

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