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A set of five vertical blue bars of varying heights represents the values [100, 250, 175, 200, 20], with the tallest bar (250) highlighted in red. The SVG chart is generated using D3 v4’s selection API, first selecting the root `<svg>` element and then appending `<rect>` elements for each data point. Each rectangle’s x-position is calculated by multiplying its index by a fixed `rectWidth` of 50, while its y and height properties are derived from the data value and a constant chart height of 300. The code explicitly defines a fill color based on whether a value equals 250, demonstrating conditional styling within D3’s attribute callbacks.

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