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Part 3 of a Multipart Series - In this tutorial we will learn how to create line, bar, and area PNG charts on the fly and incorporate them in our website statistics application. Specifically, we will create area charts of daily visits and page views for the last 12 months, and display them in the reports section of our application. Again, all code has been explained in detail, and is available for download.

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