DesmosGraph Calculatoris an incredibly powerful tool to display curves [ Cartesian, polar, implicit ] and a lot more [with animation, sliders, summation and derivatives, custom functions, vectors of parameters, fitting, regression, stats, ]. Firstly dedicated to pupils and high-school activities, it is also of interest for the scientist, the engineer and the university student. But the simplicity of principles and the minimalist manual hide some of the power of the tool. Conversely, some things are uneasy [and many think impossible] to do if you dont know how to twist the tool.
In this blog, we will explore some of these points.
Disclaimer:Im not related to the development team. Im just ahard userof the tool
Some official and unofficial links:
- Official manuals: Quick start ,Manual [ Fr ] , help center , tutos , key shortcuts
- Unofficial wikis: fandom wiki, reddit wiki [advanced]
- More official info: Team blog ,API , Whats new , 2 ,changeLog , Beyond the hood
- Users forums : unofficial facebook group , subreddit, discord
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Actions
An action is an instruction [ or a list of instructions ] that can be run when you want.
The implicit syntax is a1 to set a = 1 when the action will be triggered. ab, ba for a series of instructions [note that the actions on a and b are simultaneous, so no need of an intermediate variable to swap values].
The explicit form is S = a1 to name this action for later use.
From here, you can click on the arrow in the margin to trigger the action.
e.g.:
- S = { i