SlopeFields
A slope field generator and grapher written in Python
For more example images, see examples.md .
Usage
usage: slopeFields.py [-h] [--xMin XMIN] [--xMax XMAX] [--yMin YMIN]
[--yMax YMAX] [--initX INITX] [--initY INITY] [--dX DX]
[--line] [--approximate APPROXIMATE]
equation
Generate a slope field for a given function.
positional arguments:
equation The equation
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--xMin XMIN Minimum x value.
--xMax XMAX Maximum x value.
--yMin YMIN Minimum y value.
--yMax YMAX Maximum y value.
--initX INITX The initial x value.
--initY INITY The initial y value.
--dX DX The dX value used in euler's method.
--line If you want to draw a line connecting the dots. Note
this may cause problems on functions with asymptotes.
--approximate APPROXIMATE
If you want to approximate f(a).
Installation
pip install SlopeFields
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