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ICE-6 Bar Graph

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MMgk1255
Last edited Jun 24, 2022
Created on Jun 24, 2022
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This horizontal bar chart compares basic monthly Amazon service prices across twelve countries. The visualization uses React for component management and D3 v5’s `scaleBand`, `scaleLinear`, and `csv` loader to fetch and map the data. SVG rectangles encode each country’s cost, with red gridlines and tick labels generated via D3’s axis utilities. The data originates from a gist CSV containing per-country pricing, loaded asynchronously and sliced to the first twelve entries. The chart updates dynamically once the data is parsed, displaying a clean, minimal layout with a loading state beforehand.

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