A well-constructed histogram has several key features. First, it accurately represents the data by separating it into groupings called bins. The bins should be of equal size and cover the entire range of the data. Second, the histogram should clearly visualize the distribution of the data, showing patterns such as the central tendency, spread, and skewness. Third, it should be customizable to fit different specifications. Lastly, it should provide filters to decide how to slice the data.
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