Google Charts

Google Charts is a free service offered by Google that allows developers to create interactive and dynamic charts, graphs, and other visualizations for web applications.

With Google Charts, you can create over 20 different types of charts and graphs, including line charts, bar charts, pie charts, scatter plots, and more.

No, you don't need to be a programmer to use Google Charts. However, basic knowledge of HTML and JavaScript is required to integrate the charts into your web application.

To get started, visit the Google Charts API documentation page and follow the instructions for setting up a project and getting an API key. Then, use the chart libraries provided to create your charts.

Yes, you can customize the appearance of your charts by using various options and features available in the Google Charts API, such as colors, fonts, and more.

Google Charts provides several options for handling large datasets, including pagination, filtering, and data compression. Check the API documentation for more information on these features.

No, Google Charts is a web-based service that requires an internet connection to function properly. It's not designed for use in offline applications.

Yes, Google Charts is completely free and does not require any payment or subscription fees. However, please see the Google Cloud terms of service for details on usage limits and policies.

You can find more information about using Google Charts by visiting the official documentation page, watching tutorial videos, or checking out online forums and communities dedicated to web development.