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C.2.7. - Examples



Create a circle of 101 points, radius 3. 
    fn calc.4 n = 101; x = 3 * cos(pi*i/50); y = 3 * sin(pi*i/50)


Invert x, set error bars to the square root of y. 
    fn . x ^= -1; s = y ^ .5
or 
    fn . x = 1 / x ; s = sqrt(y)


Create a cosine curve of 201 points with x running from -10 to 10 radians. 
    fn . n = 201; y = cos(x = -10 + 20 * i / 200)


Increment the variable A, and increment each y by 0.2 times A. 
    fn .  once A += 1; y += A * 0.2
Note the once means A gets incremented once. You can now enter fn . to increase the y values by another step, perhaps repeating this operation to plot a series of curves offset by constant increments.


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