Viz - Bar - orient - left

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Viz - Bar - orient - left

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Last edited Jan 7, 2018

Created on Jan 7, 2018

Four data points are drawn as horizontally oriented bars in a simple bar chart, with steel blue bars extending leftward from a baseline. The chart uses an SVG container and the viz.js library’s `viz.bar()` function, configured with `.orient("left")` to set the direction. Data is supplied inline as an array of key–value pairs, and the chart is rendered via D3 v4’s selection and call pattern. The visualization is minimal, showing only the bars without axes or labels, focusing on the orientation and mapping of values to bar lengths.

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