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Last edited Feb 9, 2024

Created on Feb 6, 2024

A bar chart displays the global sales figures for nine video games from 2015, with each bar representing a title and its height corresponding to sales in millions. The chart uses the p5.js library to load data from a CSV file hosted on GitHub, render the bars, and label the axes. It includes game names beneath each bar and a y-axis scale showing sales values. The data comes from the HW2.csv file, which lists game titles and their Global_Sales figures.

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