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Bar Chart IIIc

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Mmbostock
Last edited Feb 23, 2016
Created on Nov 13, 2013

This bar chart displays the relative frequency of each letter in the English alphabet, using data loaded from a TSV file. The visualization uses D3 v3 to construct an SVG with ordinal and linear scales, and renders bars with a steelblue fill. Axes are generated using `d3.svg.axis`, with the x-axis oriented at the bottom and the y-axis on the left. The bar heights and positions are computed from the data values, and the chart includes margins and a rounded band scale for bar spacing.

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

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