Design and implement a program to draw x/y plots. Your program will read a file of X/Y coordinates and plot them on the window frame. The files to plot are: Sin.csv, Cos.csv, Square.csv, Cube.csv, Polynomial.csv and your program should be able to read and plot any of the files. At the intersection of each line, draw the shape of your choice (like a circle, triangle or rectangle). You may find that overloading of some operators makes plotting techniques easier.
Your program will design and implement several classes to do the plotting. Suggested classes:
* Write a UDT (user defined type) that manages the files.
* Write a UDT that manages X and Y Cartesian coordinate pairs.
* Write a UDT that draws a line between two points.
* Write a UDT that draws a Plot Graph
See the PlotFunc.py and Geometry.py examples for guidelines on creating the classes. Some of the classes can be used as-is, or even refactored. Use comprehensions where applicable.
The data will need to be scaled to fit the screen. Here is a data file excerpt:
(0,1)
(5,0.996195)
(10,0.984808)
(15,0.965926)
(20,0.939693)
(25,0.906308)
(30,0.866026)
(35,0.819152)
(40,0.766045)
(45,0.707107)
(50,0.642788)
(55,0.573577)
(60,0.500001)
(65,0.422619)
(70,0.342021)
(75,0.25882)
(80,0.173649)
(85,0.087157)
(90,0)
Notice in this excerpt the Y coordiates are, while the X coordiates are between 0 and 90. If the Y coordinates were plotted without scaling, a flat line would be drawn. Note the X coordinates will require some scaling to fit the screen.
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