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Created on Feb 2, 2016

This example shows a simple bar chart of 20 numeric values, rendered as SVG rectangles with a blue gradient and white labels above each bar. The chart uses D3.js version 3.5.5 to bind data to SVG elements, scaling bar height by a factor of four and positioning bars with a fixed padding. The visualization is generated entirely from an inline dataset within the HTML file, with no external data source, and demonstrates basic D3 selection, data joins, and attribute manipulation for static presentation.

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Abhishek Polavarapu

1.This bar chart gives the information regarding the passsing yards per player and each conference is assigned a colour.

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2. 
This Scatter plot gives the information regarding Passing touchdowns vs Russing Touchdowns for different conferences.

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3.
This chart gives the total number of touchdowns for each conference and the size of the circle varies with the total number of touchdowns.

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4.
   List of things learnt from tableau
   a. The software can automatically divide the given dataset into dimensions and measures.
   b. Unlike R there is no need to write much code in the tableau which makes it easier to use.

5. 
   3 things that I learnt from D3 are
   a. D3 in javascript is like bootstrap in CSS
   b. By using D3 we can make things to scale dynamically.
   c. The elements created in using D3 can be customized using CSS.

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