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Last edited Apr 6, 2015
Created on Apr 6, 2015

A bar chart displays the number of students in secondary common education across Argentine territorial divisions, sorted in descending order using `d3.descending` on numeric values parsed from a CSV. Each SVG rectangle’s width maps to the student count, with a text label appended beside it showing the value and region. The visualization uses d3.v3’s data join, `d3.scale.linear`, and CSV loading via `d3.csv`, with custom styling for fill colors and typography.

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