Learning GeoGebra Commands
Files demonstrating various GeoGebra Commands; can be used to determine when Java and HTML do not match...
Table of Contents
- Text Commands
- Demo: Formula Text Command
- LaTeX examples from GeoGebra wiki
- String Art
- Intro Demo for String Art
- String Art Triangle Example
- String Art Quadrilateral Example
- Divide a Curve (String Art)
- Divide a Circle (String Art)
- Divide a Heart (String Art)
- Graphic Commands
- Tool Panel Setup
- rami's Auto Caption Instructions
- Miir's Solution to Modify a Points Caption
- Dini Surface (mathmum)
Demo: Formula Text Command
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Intro Demo for String Art
1. Plot two points on the screen using the point tool, [b]A[/b] and[b] B[/b].[br]2. Type in the Input line: [b]AB=Segment[A,B[/b]][br]3. Create an Integer slider, [b]n[/b], by using the slider tool 2nd left on the right.[br]4. Divide the segment AB into n parts by typing the following in the Input line:[br] [b] list_{AB} = Sequence[A + i / n (B - A), i, 1, n][/b]
Intro Demo for String Art
5. Plot a third point,[b] C[/b], on the screen.[br]6. Type in the Input line: [b]AC=Segment[A,C][/b][br]7. Divide the segment AC into n parts by typing the following in the Input line:[br] [b] list_{AC} = Sequence[A + i / n (C - A), i, 1, n][/b][br]8. Create segments between point in Segment AB and Segment AC[br] [b] line01 = Sequence[Segment[Element[list_{AB}, i], Element[list_{AC}, n - i]], i, 1, n][/b]
Tool Panel Setup
Many users setup panels which they use for instruction or tool zones.[br][br]This worksheet illustrates ways to use a full screen panel and panels[br]on any particular side of the screen you desire. Use the dropdown list[br]to select the type of panel you are trying to use. The commands will[br]be listed in a textbox to allow you to create a similar panel.