Chapter 12. Data
Data visualization is one of the most active areas at the intersection of code and graphics and is also among the most popular uses of Processing. This chapter builds on what’s already been discussed about storing and loading data earlier in the book and introduces more features relevant to data sets that can be used for visualization.
There’s a wide range of software that can output standard visualizations like bar charts and scatter plots. However, writing code to create these visualizations from scratch provides more control over the output and encourages users to imagine, explore, and create more unique representations of data. For us, this is the point of learning to code using software like Processing, and we find it far ...
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