Bar Chart IIa

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Last edited Feb 23, 2016

Created on Nov 6, 2013

A static SVG bar chart displays six labeled values from 4 to 42, with horizontal steel-blue bars whose widths encode the numbers. Each bar is paired with a white right-aligned text label inside a `<text>` element. The chart is built directly in the HTML without JavaScript, using inline `<rect>` and `<text>` elements within `<g>` transforms for vertical positioning. This example demonstrates the basic SVG bar chart markup from the Let’s Make a Bar Chart tutorial.

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A basic SVG bar chart. Part of the Let’s Make a Bar Chart tutorial.

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