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scales/ordinal

7 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

d3.scaleOrdinal creates ordinal scale

d3.scaleOrdinal() creates an ordinal scale that maps a discrete domain to a discrete range.

ordinal function computes range value for domain value

ordinal() computes the range value corresponding to a given domain value.

ordinal.domain sets the input domain

ordinal.domain() sets the input domain.

ordinal.range sets the output range

ordinal.range() sets the output range.

ordinal.unknown sets output value for unknown inputs

ordinal.unknown() sets the output value for unknown inputs.

ordinal.copy creates a copy of the scale

ordinal.copy() creates a copy of this scale.

d3.scaleImplicit is special unknown value for implicit domains

d3.scaleImplicit is a special unknown value for implicit domains.

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