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Viz - pie - fill

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Last edited Jan 14, 2018

Created on Jan 14, 2018

A pie chart displays the market share of six web browsers, with each slice sized by percentage and colored via a custom fill function. The chart uses the Viz.js library's `viz.pie` API, which is called on an SVG group element with data provided as an array of name, value, and color tuples. It renders through SVG in a static 960x500 viewport, relying on d3.v4 for selection and the Viz.js v1.3.0 library for the pie layout and rendering.

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