Introduction to Javascript Coding using Graphs
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GraphCoder is a site where you can experiment with an introduction to basic coding concepts (loops, conditionals, arrays) using mathematical graphs.
Commands and examples are here.
The examples where it increments x each time, and then runs the equation to find the value of y, and plots the pixel x, y on the graph, is actually similar to how a graphing calculator works. It goes between the window size (xMin -> xMax) and draws the location of y on the screen.
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GraphCoder is a site where you can experiment with an introduction to basic coding concepts (loops, conditionals, arrays) using mathematical graphs.
Commands and examples are here.
The examples where it increments x each time, and then runs the equation to find the value of y, and plots the pixel x, y on the graph, is actually similar to how a graphing calculator works. It goes between the window size (xMin -> xMax) and draws the location of y on the screen.
@VGMoose sounds fun lol
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Drawing attention to this thread again, in case anyone is interested, also: this is my site! So I can answer any questions as well.
JavaScript is "trickier" than pure HTML/css, but definitely worth learning to create more interactive experiences with your site's visitors.
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