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Viz - pie3d - custom

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Last edited Jan 20, 2018
Created on Jan 20, 2018

A 3D donut chart displays the market share of six web browsers, with each slice labeled by name and colored according to its category. The chart is rendered using the d3.js v4 library alongside the viz.js extension, specifically invoking the `viz.pie3d()` function. The visualization applies a vertical height to the pie to create a three-dimensional effect, and it uses an inner and outer radius to form the donut shape. The data is embedded directly in the page via the `getData()` function, which supplies browser names, percentage values, and hex color codes.

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