# Pie charts can be a memorable way of representing information.
# There are a number of online examples showing how to create pie charts in R.
# For example: http://www.statmethods.net/graphs/pie.html
# Imagine you have survey response data from 100 respondents and your survey answers range from A do D.
# This will draw 100 draws from the LETTERS vector between A and D
response = LETTERS[ceiling(runif(100)^2*4)]
# You would like to now see the pie chart of results you can simply tabulate.
pie(table(response))
# We can see that about half the results are A followed by B then C then D.
# Note, that without including percentages it is often difficult to identify the differences in the individual sizes of each slice.
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