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Pie Chart Example

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Jjwr2023
Last edited Nov 3, 2023
Created on Nov 3, 2023
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This example displays a pie chart representing web development data. It uses Chart.js, loaded from a CDN, to render the visualization on an HTML canvas element. The page includes a container with a heading and a canvas with the ID "pie-chart," where Chart.js draws the pie chart. The chart is rendered client-side using the Canvas API, and the dataset is defined within the script, though the actual chart configuration and data are not fully shown in the provided code.

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