I have an assignment to submit tomorrow and I've run out of graph paper. I need to plot quadratic equations. Do you know of any software using which I can plot line graphs? I'm not looking for an easy escape software in which if I write down the equation, the graph plots itself. I'm looking for a simple graphing software in which I can simply add values.
Software to plot graphs?
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Consider using DataMelt (http://jwork.org/dmelt). It has a massive number of examples in Python and Java that plot functions. Here is a simple example:
from jhplot import *
f1 = F1D("x*x+x+2", -10, 10)
c1 = HPlot("Example of function")
c1.visible()
c1.setAutoRange()
c1.draw(f1)
It uses auto-range. It plots x^2+x+1 in the range -10 - 10. You can save it to EPS or PDF by appending this line:
c1.export("plot.eps")
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You can use python matplotlib. It's a python library for plotting 2D graph.
http://matplotlib.org
Check this link for documentation and installation instruction.
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0Great! Thanks I'll look into it and let you know. :) – 2017-02-23
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The basic software for this is Geogebra.
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0Thank you!! This is exactly what I was looking for! – 2017-02-23