Today, let's learn to draw a line -
Before all , remember that you have to type "SCREEN 9" in the type area of Q basic.
The syntax of the command to draw a line-
LINE ( X1 , Y1 ) - ( X2 , Y2 ), C , ( B , (F))
Where,
( X1 , Y1 ) = the coordinate of the starting point of line
( X2 , Y2 ) = the coordinate of the ending point of line
C = the color code
B and BF = used to draw an empty or filled rectangle respectively in which ( X1 , Y1)-( X2, Y2) specify diagonally opposite corners.
X1, X2 represent the column number
Y1, Y2 represent the row number.
Examples-
1. Drawing a line-
CLS
SCREEN 9
LINE (10,10)-(100,100), 9
END
This draws a line from the pixel pointed 10,10 to the pixel pointed 100,100 in blue.
Don't just draw a line and feel happy seeing it.
Try complex figures and matrixes.
Before all , remember that you have to type "SCREEN 9" in the type area of Q basic.
The syntax of the command to draw a line-
LINE ( X1 , Y1 ) - ( X2 , Y2 ), C , ( B , (F))
Where,
( X1 , Y1 ) = the coordinate of the starting point of line
( X2 , Y2 ) = the coordinate of the ending point of line
C = the color code
B and BF = used to draw an empty or filled rectangle respectively in which ( X1 , Y1)-( X2, Y2) specify diagonally opposite corners.
X1, X2 represent the column number
Y1, Y2 represent the row number.
Examples-
1. Drawing a line-
CLS
SCREEN 9
LINE (10,10)-(100,100), 9
END
This draws a line from the pixel pointed 10,10 to the pixel pointed 100,100 in blue.
Don't just draw a line and feel happy seeing it.
Try complex figures and matrixes.
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