/*
Copy This Whole Blog and Past into a CPP file. Compile it and Enjoy.
This is demo of Function Plotting using turbo C++ 3.0 compiler.
Function is a kind of relation in which every element in Range must be related to one of more domain's elements.
Function y=f{x}.
*/
#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<math.h>
#include<graphics.h>
#define pi 3.141592
void main()
{
int driver=DETECT,mode; //Request for Auto detect
double x=0,y=0; //Our independent and Dependent variables
int ox=320,oy=240; //Computer Coordinates of origin
double scl=10; //Scale Factor
double acc=.001; //Sampling Rate
//Initilizing the Graphics mode
initgraph(&driver,&mode,"Pankaj");
acc=.001; //Changing the quality of curve
//Better quallity takes more time
//decrease for increase the quality
scl=10; //Scale factor, increase for zoom in and decrease for zoom out
ox=320; //Origin's horizontal computer coordinate
oy=240; //Origin's vertical computer coordinate
y=acc;
for(x=-32;x<=32;x+=acc) //Defining Range of independent Var
{
y=10*sin(x/y); //Our Function Goes Here
//Cartesian to computer Coordinate Conversion
double posx=ox+scl*x; //X coordinate conversion
double posy=oy-scl*y; //Y coordinate conversion
//Drawing of Curve
putpixel(posx,posy,WHITE);
//Axis Drawing
putpixel(ox,posy,RED);
putpixel(posx,oy,RED);
}
cout<<"Pushpkant";
getch();
closegraph();
}
/*
We can draw simultaneously as many function as we wish, just add more dependent variable and their computer conversions.
One should follow the mathematical rule for the function plotting. for example never take log of negative number, or divide by zero.
*/
Copy This Whole Blog and Past into a CPP file. Compile it and Enjoy.
This is demo of Function Plotting using turbo C++ 3.0 compiler.
Function is a kind of relation in which every element in Range must be related to one of more domain's elements.
Function y=f{x}.
*/
#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<math.h>
#include<graphics.h>
#define pi 3.141592
void main()
{
int driver=DETECT,mode; //Request for Auto detect
double x=0,y=0; //Our independent and Dependent variables
int ox=320,oy=240; //Computer Coordinates of origin
double scl=10; //Scale Factor
double acc=.001; //Sampling Rate
//Initilizing the Graphics mode
initgraph(&driver,&mode,"Pankaj");
acc=.001; //Changing the quality of curve
//Better quallity takes more time
//decrease for increase the quality
scl=10; //Scale factor, increase for zoom in and decrease for zoom out
ox=320; //Origin's horizontal computer coordinate
oy=240; //Origin's vertical computer coordinate
y=acc;
for(x=-32;x<=32;x+=acc) //Defining Range of independent Var
{
y=10*sin(x/y); //Our Function Goes Here
//Cartesian to computer Coordinate Conversion
double posx=ox+scl*x; //X coordinate conversion
double posy=oy-scl*y; //Y coordinate conversion
//Drawing of Curve
putpixel(posx,posy,WHITE);
//Axis Drawing
putpixel(ox,posy,RED);
putpixel(posx,oy,RED);
}
cout<<"Pushpkant";
getch();
closegraph();
}
/*
We can draw simultaneously as many function as we wish, just add more dependent variable and their computer conversions.
One should follow the mathematical rule for the function plotting. for example never take log of negative number, or divide by zero.
*/
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