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I work in a High School Math Department. I am looking at replacing the current programming language(TrueBASIC) with Python. The point in the students coding is to teach math, not programming. So we don't want them doing a LOT of coding for simple math concepts. TrueBASIC is fine but it is not supported.

My current stumbling block is drawing a line segment. I've found ways to draw them using separate lists of x and y values. That will be confusing for students who are just learning what a point is. Rearranging the values so much will cause problems.

The closest thing I've found is a function that will draw a line.

How to draw a line with matplotlib?

This is the first time I've used Python.

Charles Spitzig
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  • While it is commendable that you are looking to use programming in your class, this is not the correct platform for your question. See https://stackoverflow.com/help/on-topic – voiDnyx Oct 27 '17 at 13:52

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It entirely depends on what you are going to teach them, but matplotlib could be a good idea. Combine that with numpy and...

Doncho Gunchev
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