A basic example

Let's start with a graph of vector `Y` versus vector `X`, using all the program defaults. First we generate some 'data', then set up the automatic axis labels and then draw the graph.

     PI = ACOS(-1)
     X = [1:180:2]*PI/180
     Y = SIN(X)
     SET XLABEL 'X (Radians)'
     SET YLABEL 'SIN(X)'
     GRAPH X Y

Now consider the following commands, which produce two graphs in seperate windows.

     WINDOW 5
     SET XLABEL 'cosh(x)+sin(1/(.1+x<^>2<_>)) vs. x'
     X=[0:3:.01]
     GRAPH X COSH(X)+SIN(1/(.1+X^2))
     WINDOW 7
     SET XLABEL 'x*cos(x)  vs.  x*sin(x)'
     X=[0:19*PI:.5]*2.55555
     GRAPH SIN(X)*X COS(X)*X

Fill the area under a curve
A script to plot a curve with axes