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The point falls into the specified area. HELP ME BUILD A GRAPH, YOU CAN SEND ME A SCREENSHOT AND AN ANSWER.
Your code is 90% text based using a formula node. It is also broken. Who wrote it or where did you find it?
This is probably a very simple problem where plain LabVIIEW code (not text!) would probably fit on a postage stamp.
As of now, the problem is not clear at all. You seem to generate 100 points, not "the point". As a first step show us the entire description of this homework problem #16, not just the image.
To determine if a point is in one of the shaded areas, I recommend to work with a complex datatype. The AND of two simple "in range?" on "r" and "theta" will give the answer instantly.
(On a side note, this is the LabVIEW forum, so a post with the subject LabVIEW is not informative.)
@Darkhann wrote:
HELP ME BUILD A GRAPH, YOU CAN SEND ME A SCREENSHOT AND AN ANSWER.
Since you seem to like really blurry pictures, here is some simple code that generates 4k random red points and colors them white if they fall into the two specified areas. It's both a screenshot and an answer. Right?
Hi Darkhann,
@Darkhann wrote:
you can drop a Block diagram screenshot?
Altenbach "dropped" a screenshot of the block diagram (as blurry as you did in the first message).
@Darkhann wrote:
I can't find the error
Maybe you should attach your code (and not just a blurry image) as already suggested in message #2?
On your image of code: does it make sense to define variables AFTER you evaluate them in the first IF condition?
