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data: [``,<Tag>Title</Tag>,<Tag>True</Tag>,<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>The title is used to describe the contents of your bubble chart. [20px]</SubText>],
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data: [
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<Tag>Text</Tag>,
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<Tag>True</Tag>,
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<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>Text is used to provide additional context or data labels within the bubble chart. [16px]</SubText>,
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],
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},
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data: [``,<Tag>Bubbles</Tag>,<Tag>False</Tag>,<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>Bubbles represent data points with their size and position on the chart.</SubText>],
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},
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data: [
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<Tag>Axis</Tag>,
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<Tag>False</Tag>,
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<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>The axis helps in understanding the scale and context of the data represented by the bubbles.</SubText>,
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],
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},
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data: [
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<Tag>Legend</Tag>,
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<Tag>False</Tag>,
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<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>The legend explains the colors or sizes of the bubbles, providing insight into the data set.</SubText>,
Bubble charts are used to display three dimensions of data on a chart. The position of the bubble on the horizontal and vertical axes indicates the values of two data
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points, and the size of the bubble represents a third.
Bubble charts are used to display three dimensions of data on a chart. The position of the bubble on the horizontal and vertical axes indicates the values of two data
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points, and the size of the bubble represents a third.
data: [``,<Tag>Title</Tag>,<Tag>True</Tag>,<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>The title is used to describe the contents of your chart. [20px]</SubText>],
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data: [``,<Tag>Text</Tag>,<Tag>True</Tag>,<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>Text is used to provide additional context. [16px]</SubText>],
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data: [
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<Tag>Marks</Tag>,
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<Tag>False</Tag>,
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<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>The marks are visual representations of data on a chart. Common types of marks include bars, lines, and areas.</SubText>,
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],
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},
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{
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data: [
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<Tag>Graph Lines</Tag>,
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<Tag>False</Tag>,
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<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>
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The graph lines help users interpret the chart by providing visual context and connecting the marks to the axis labels. Some chart types utilize only horizontal gridlines,
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</SubText>,
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],
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},
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{
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data: [``,<Tag>Axis</Tag>,<Tag>False</Tag>,<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>The axis borders define the boundaries of the chart.</SubText>],
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},
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data: [``,<Tag>Axis Labels</Tag>,<Tag>False</Tag>,<SubTextstyle={{marginTop: 7}}>The axis labels show the units of measurement for the chart. [12px]</SubText>],
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},
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];
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constgenerateExampleDummyData=()=>{
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typeDataPoint={date: Date;close: number};// Define the type for the data points
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constdata: DataPoint[]=[];// Initialize the array with the correct type
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