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Tag Archives: pie chart
Animate exploding 3-dimensional pie slices in C#
The example Draw 3-dimensional pie slices in C# shows how to highlight one or more 3-D pie slices by “exploding” them. This example draws even more attention to the exploded pie slices by animating their explosion. The program controls the … Continue reading
Posted in algorithms, animation, graphics, mathematics, multimedia
Tagged 3-D pie slice, 3-dimensional pie slice, algorithms, animated pie slices, animation, C#, C# programming, DrawPie, example, example program, FillPie, graphics, mathematics, multimedia, pie chart, pie graph, pie slice, three-dimensional pie slice, Windows Forms programming
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Draw 3-dimensional pie slices in C#
The example Fill and draw pie slices in C# shows how to draw a normal pie slice. Drawing a three-dimensional pie slice is a little harder. This example draws a three-dimensional pie slice in five steps: Make two regular pie … Continue reading
Draw an annotated pie chart in C#
The example Draw a labeled pie chart in C# explains how to draw a pie chart with labeled slices. This example adds annotations attached to the slices by lines. The following code shows how the program draws, labels, and annotates … Continue reading
Draw a labeled pie chart in C#
The example Draw a pie chart in C# shows how to draw a simple pie chart. This example adds labels to the pie slices. This example uses the following code to draw its pie chart. // Draw the pie chart. … Continue reading
Posted in algorithms, graphics, mathematics
Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, DrawPie, example, example program, FillPie, graphics, labeled pie chart, mathematics, pie chart, pie graph, pie slice, Windows Forms programming
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Draw a pie chart in C#
This example shows how to draw a pie chart by using the techniques described in the post Fill and draw pie slices in C#. This example uses the following DrawPieChart method to draw a pie chart for an array of … Continue reading
Posted in algorithms, graphics, mathematics
Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, DrawPie, example, example program, FillPie, graphics, mathematics, pie chart, pie graph, pie slice, Windows Forms programming
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Fill and draw pie slices in C#
Of the many methods for filling and drawing shapes provided by the Graphics class, DrawPie and FillPie are two of the most confusing. These methods draw and fill elliptical pie slices. They take as parameters: A brush or pen indicating … Continue reading
Posted in geometry, graphics
Tagged C#, C# programming, draw pie slices, example, example program, fill pie slices, geometry, graphics, pie chart, pie slices, Windows Forms programming
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