The tags for the axis in the Chart (Sales and Years) are called names in Fusioncharts and we have labels for the represented values (2008 - 2010).
In the graph wie have one Caption (Sales 2011) and some labels (Hardware, Software and Service).
When is it an Chart?
We call it a chart if it shows something in relation - in this example the sales over time. Another example could be the population of an city over time or the graphical illustration of an equation like y=x².
In the example there is only one quantity (the overall sale) per time. There could also be multiple quantities. E.g. the per category splitted sales from the Graph-example, but over time - as an bar-chart with either multiple bars ("Multi-series Bar" in FusionCharts) or an single fractioned bar ("Stacked Bar" in FusionCharts) or an line-chart with multiple lines ("Multi-series Line" in FusionCharts) per year.
When is it an Graph?
When you compare quantities that are not necessarily linked together, then it is an graph. In this example the fraction of hardware/software/service in sales of one year.
Another example are the electors of the different partys in an election.
Whereas it would be an chart if you show the alteration of the electors over several elections (even if you show the electors for all partys, that is the same as in the Sales for all categorys over time from above).
与上面的根数据节点名称类似，“name”属性（一般是节点或节点）适用于 FusionCharts Free 和 for FusionCharts v3，它是“标签”。但是，为了向后兼容，FusionCharts v3 还支持“name”属性。
I assume that your question was with respect to FusionCharts data XML. If yes, then my answer below would be pertinent.
Difference between <chart> and <graph> XML nodes
FusionCharts data XML starts with a root XML node whose name is <chart> or <graph>.
FusionCharts Free supports <graph> and FusionCharts v3 supports <chart> tags and also supports <graph> tag for backward compatibility. (Refer to the data xml documentation of FusionCharts Free and FusionCharts v3 to know more.)
This root node for the data is same across all charts and widgets of FusionCharts suite except that for FusionMaps, it uses <map> tag.
Difference between name and label attributes
Similar to the above issue of root data node's name, the "name" attribute (generally of <set> nodes or <category> nodes) is for FusionCharts Free and for FusionCharts v3, it is "label". However, for backward compatibility, FusionCharts v3 also supports "name" attribute.
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以下是图表和图表的示例：
图表中轴的标签（销售和图表）年）在 Fusioncharts 中称为名称，我们为表示的值（2008 - 2010）提供标签。
图中有一个标题（2011 年销售）和一些标签（硬件、软件和服务）。
什么时候是图表？
如果它显示某些相关内容（在本例中为一段时间内的销售额），我们将其称为图表。另一个例子可能是一个城市随时间变化的人口数量或 y=x² 等方程的图形说明。
在该示例中，每次只有一个数量（总体销售）。也可以有多个数量。例如，图表示例中每个类别的销售额划分，但随着时间的推移 - 作为具有多个条形图（FusionCharts 中的“多系列条形图”）或单个分数条形图（FusionCharts 中的“堆叠条形图”）或一个条形图每年具有多条线的折线图（FusionCharts 中的“多系列线”）。
什么时候它是一个图表？
当您比较不一定链接在一起的数量时，它就是一个图表。在此示例中，硬件/软件/服务占一年销售额的比例。
另一个例子是选举中不同政党的选举人。
然而，如果您显示几次选举中选举人的变化（即使您显示所有政党的选举人，这与上面一段时间内所有类别的销售情况相同），那么它将是一个图表。
Here is an example for an Chart and an Graph:
The tags for the axis in the Chart (Sales and Years) are called names in Fusioncharts and we have labels for the represented values (2008 - 2010).
In the graph wie have one Caption (Sales 2011) and some labels (Hardware, Software and Service).
When is it an Chart?
We call it a chart if it shows something in relation - in this example the sales over time. Another example could be the population of an city over time or the graphical illustration of an equation like y=x².
In the example there is only one quantity (the overall sale) per time. There could also be multiple quantities. E.g. the per category splitted sales from the Graph-example, but over time - as an bar-chart with either multiple bars ("Multi-series Bar" in FusionCharts) or an single fractioned bar ("Stacked Bar" in FusionCharts) or an line-chart with multiple lines ("Multi-series Line" in FusionCharts) per year.
When is it an Graph?
When you compare quantities that are not necessarily linked together, then it is an graph. In this example the fraction of hardware/software/service in sales of one year.
Another example are the electors of the different partys in an election.
Whereas it would be an chart if you show the alteration of the electors over several elections (even if you show the electors for all partys, that is the same as in the Sales for all categorys over time from above).
我假设您的问题是关于 FusionCharts 数据 XML 的。如果是的话，那么我下面的回答就是中肯的。
<图表>与<图表>之间的差异和<图表> XML 节点
FusionCharts 数据 XML 以名称为 的根 XML 节点开始。或<图表>。 FusionCharts v3 支持 标签，还支持 向后兼容的标记。 （请参阅FusionCharts Free和FusionCharts v3 了解更多信息。）
FusionCharts Free 支持
此数据的根节点在所有数据中都是相同的FusionCharts 套件的图表和小部件，但 FusionMaps 则使用
name 和 label 属性的区别
与上面的根数据节点名称类似，“name”属性（一般是节点或节点）适用于 FusionCharts Free 和 for FusionCharts v3，它是“标签”。但是，为了向后兼容，FusionCharts v3 还支持“name”属性。
I assume that your question was with respect to FusionCharts data XML. If yes, then my answer below would be pertinent.
Difference between <chart> and <graph> XML nodes
FusionCharts data XML starts with a root XML node whose name is <chart> or <graph>.
FusionCharts Free supports <graph> and FusionCharts v3 supports <chart> tags and also supports <graph> tag for backward compatibility. (Refer to the data xml documentation of FusionCharts Free and FusionCharts v3 to know more.)
This root node for the data is same across all charts and widgets of FusionCharts suite except that for FusionMaps, it uses <map> tag.
Difference between name and label attributes
Similar to the above issue of root data node's name, the "name" attribute (generally of <set> nodes or <category> nodes) is for FusionCharts Free and for FusionCharts v3, it is "label". However, for backward compatibility, FusionCharts v3 also supports "name" attribute.