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Created on Aug 21, 2024

A simple bar chart visualizes six sample values as vertical steelblue bars that turn orange on hover. The chart uses a d3.scaleLinear to map the data range to the SVG height, with each bar's x-position determined by its index. D3.js v6 selections append rect elements for the bars and text labels above each bar showing its value. The SVG renderer is styled via CSS, and the y-axis scale is computed from d3.max of the data array.

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