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@1b4rr4g3d1 It's ok, I've found the solution
1b4rr4g3d1 8 months ago
I still don't know many of the things you use, and i'm doing with my own methods. I have only one thing left. I know how to create a finite number of points (in range 2) and print them. However, i don't know how to display all at a time in a graph. I know how to do this with some points self made, using the operator "+", but as i'm doing a loop with a random, I don't know to do it like: n0+n1+n2... in order to display them (being n0 the first random point) Could you please answer??
1b4rr4g3d1 8 months ago