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This example displays the cost per month of basic internet plans for the first 12 teams in an IPL 2023 dataset, shown as a horizontal bar chart. Each team’s cost is encoded by bar width using `scaleLinear`, while team names are positioned on the y-axis with `scaleBand`, and red gridlines are drawn from `xScale.ticks()`. The React component loads data via `d3.csv` and renders SVG elements with `ReactDOM.render`, using D3 v5 scales and selection methods inside a functional component with hooks.

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