Line Chart

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Created on Aug 23, 2018

This example demonstrates two identical line charts generated side by side, each plotting two data series with different value sets. The charts are rendered using the C3.js library, which builds upon D3.js to create the visualizations. The page layout uses a CSS Grid structure to position a header, menu, content area, and footer, with one chart embedded within a quadrant of the content grid and the second placed below the main container. The code initializes each chart by calling `c3.generate()`, binding to distinct HTML elements and supplying the same two-column dataset for both, showing how the same chart configuration can be reused in different page locations.

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