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bar - Basic example

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Last edited Dec 15, 2016

Created on Dec 11, 2016

This example shows a basic bar chart where five data points map categorical labels (A through D) to numeric values, with all bars rendered in a uniform blue color. The visualization is generated using the viz.js library’s `viz.bar()` function, which receives the data array directly and is applied to a new SVG group element translated 50 pixels from the top-left. The underlying SVG container is selected via D3, and the chart is drawn using SVG rectangles, styled through a CSS rule that sets the fill color.

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