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    Pie Chart: It is a circular chart divided into slices, with each slice showing how big a value is
                      compared to the whole chart. It displays only one set of data and is useful for highlighting a key

                      part. Pie charts are used to show how different parts make up a whole, often in percentages.

                                                                    Pie Chart

                      Bar Chart: A bar chart uses long bars to show data and makes it easy to compare different items.
                      The bars can be placed either horizontally or vertically. Categories are listed on one axis and
                      values are shown on the other. This helps you see which items have higher or lower values.

                                                                    Bar Chart

                      Area Chart: An area chart is used to visually represent the quantitative magnitude of data. These
                      charts are similar to line charts but highlight the area between the line and the axis using colours,
                      patterns or pictures. This makes it easier to see and compare the amount of data.

                                                                    Area Chart

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