Mobil Report

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Created on Feb 3, 2020

This example visualizes car listings from an embedded JSON dataset by rendering six hardcoded bar heights as blue semi-transparent rectangles with red outlines. The bars are positioned horizontally using index-based x-coordinates, with heights directly mapped from the array values. The code uses d3.js v5 selection methods (`select`, `data`, `enter`, `append`) to generate SVG rectangles, while `mobil.js` exports parsed JSON data and `viewmobil.js` provides a formatting helper for display. The React framework and SVG rendering approach are referenced in the project metadata.

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