draw curv sin(X) in vb.net

[ahm.i]

hiii
please can you help me in this question !!

Write a program that will display the graph for the sin(x) function where 0 <= X<= 180 degrees. use primitive drawing using "*".

this application solve in console application

[ahm.i]

hellooooooooooooooooooo
please help me !!

[OhGreen]

Have you any previous experience in vb.net?

Have you attempted to write any code to produce the graph yet? (if so post it)

This sounds a lot like a school based question, as a rule of thumb posters won't just give you the answer. You don't learn anything that way, instead pointing you in the right direction is preferred.

[OhGreen]

Also, make use of the search feature and google.

Creating graphs within vb.net will return thousands of examples I'm sure.

[ahm.i]

no ... this is a university question but this is in course introduction to vb.net
i don't have any graph to this curve
please can you give me any simple code to draw this curve
just i have a hint to write this code !
or a simple code !!
please help me !!!!

[stepdragon]

First of all, please stop with the Bold / Sizes / Colors in your posts. they're very distracting.

Lets go over your requirements:

• Make a Graph
• Display Sin(x)
• where X<=180 and X>=0... (0<=X<=180)
• ...
• Use Primitive drawing using "*"

this application solve in console application

I'm not completely clear, but I'm assuming you need a console application that outputs the graph using ASCII style drawing using * as the line?

What I would do is find some code on how to graph on a normal graphic. Create a simple bitmap the resolution of your console window (by that I mean the number of ascii characters height and width, not the number of pixels) Generate the graph in black / white on that bitmap. then convert the bitmap to ascii by ceating a two dimentional array to hold characters, put your "*" on whichever color the line was (guessing white), then leave the rest as spaces / blank. then all you need to do is display the array, and boom you have a graph drawn in ascii.

there's probably a simpler way, but heck, that's the first thing that popped into my head.

If you can at least find some code simmilar to what you're looking for and make a half decent attempt at fitting it to your situation I know I'll help you more. But just asking for something without providing any input yourself and you're risking being ignored.

Hope this helps you in your search.

[yo mismo]

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