Create a circular/ring chart in Android [closed] - java

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I would like to create a Circular/Ring chart on Android.
the result I want to achieve is the following:
Is there a library or any default way to create this?

Yes. Checkout this library.
It provides a comprehensive library to draw charts just like the way you want.

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