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VarshaG3D

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Last edited Jul 7, 2022
Created on Jul 7, 2022

VarshaG3D is an interactive 3D column chart visualizing download counts for seven popular apps across six different app stores. The chart presents grouped, non-stacked vertical bars in three-dimensional space, with each group representing an app and each column within the group representing a source. Built with Highcharts and the Highcharts 3D module, the visualization uses `options3d` to set alpha, beta, and depth parameters, with `groupZPadding` separating the store categories along the z-axis. The code defines series for each store, including App Store, Playstore, OneStore, Softonic, GalaxyStore, and VivoStore, with the app names set as x-axis categories.

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