The given pie charts demonstrate the proportion of different age groups individuals such as under 18, 18-25, 26-35, 36-50, and over 50 participated in computer courses between 2000 and 2026.
In general, people who participated in computer courses aged 36-50 and 26-35 had same percentages in 2000. Meanwhile, individuals aged under 18 had less interest as their share was least in 2000. However, age group between 26-35 have largest proportion in 2026 and individuals over 50 have least percentage.
Initially, individuals age group 36-50 and 26-35 who participated in computer courses show similar percentages of 25% each in 2000. This is followed by people aged over 50 at 20% and 18-25 at 18% respectively. However, under 18 age group people was not interested in participating in computer courses as their percentage accounted at only 12%. By 2026 onwards, people aged 18-25 show highest percentage which is accounted for 28%. This is followed by age group of 26-35 individuals at 27%. Similarly, people in the age group between 36-50 and under 18 have somewhat similar shares of 15% and 20% respectively. Regarding the age category of over 50 the proportion is only 10%.
