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Exercise 1: Pseudo Hanging Bar Chart

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Last edited Mar 9, 2024
Created on Mar 8, 2024

A pseudo hanging bar chart presents categorical values as gray bars suspended from a curved baseline, with a red-outlined purple first bar for emphasis. The SVG rendering uses raw HTML elements—`<rect>`, `<line>`, `<path>`, and `<circle>`—without JavaScript libraries. Axis ticks and labels are manually positioned, while a black polyline connects circle markers over each bar to suggest a trend line. The chart approximates a hanging bar layout by anchoring bars at varying heights along the curve, with the y-axis inverted so lower values appear higher.

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An apporximation of a hanging bar chart.

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