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In particular, beware the simple “bar”! A bar mark is used for a bar chart, but a rect mark is needed for a histogram. Plot has four different mark types for drawing rectangles:
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- use [rect](../marks/rect.md) when both *x* and *y* are quantitative
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- use [barX](../marks/bar.md) when *x* is ordinal and *y* is quantitative
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- use [barY](../marks/bar.md) when *x* is quantitative and *y* is ordinal
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- use [barX](../marks/bar.md) when *x* is quantitative and *y* is ordinal
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- use [barY](../marks/bar.md) when *x* is ordinal and *y* is quantitative
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- use [cell](../marks/cell.md) when both *x* and *y* are ordinal
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Plot encourages you to think about data types as you visualize because data types often imply semantics. For example, do you notice anything strange about the bar chart below?
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