Graphing Calculator
graphing calculator using python made by a 14 y/o
What it does
🎉 First public release! Features: - Graph mathematical functions - Parametric equations - Zoom and pan - Function tracer - Coordinate display - Multiple functions - 256 function colors - Fullscreen mode - Dark interface Built with Python, Pygame and SymPy. Windows version.
this repository contains a product called a graphing calculator: mainly used for mathematics and function study - aytounayasserjrcoder/graphing-calculator
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