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NNickDiakopoulos
Last edited Sep 28, 2015
Created on Sep 28, 2015

A simple bar chart renders five values from a static array as red rectangles using div elements, sized by the data value in pixels. Built with D3.js version 3.5.5, the code uses `d3.select` and `.data().enter()` to bind the data and append the bars via the `div.bar` CSS class. While the markup includes an SVG container and margin variables, the visualization itself uses styled HTML divs rather than SVG shapes. The chart is minimal, displaying no axes or labels, and serves as a basic demonstration of data binding and style manipulation in D3.

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