Visualize the distribution of any numeric column from a CSV file as an adjustable-bin histogram.
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Supports single file (.csv,text/csv)
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Divides a numeric column's range into equal-width bins and counts how many values fall into each, rendering the result as a bar chart — the standard way to visualize a single variable's distribution shape (skewed, symmetric, multi-modal, etc.).
Bin count is adjustable because it genuinely changes what the histogram reveals: too few bins can hide real structure (like two separate peaks blending into one), while too many can make the shape look noisy and hard to read.
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