How can I create a dynamic, interactive graph in Mathematica with buttons and sliders for changing the equation type and variables?
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$\begingroup$ You can do it by reading documentation, which is excellent. $\endgroup$– Victor K.Jan 31 at 6:57
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$\begingroup$ have you seen Manipulate? There are over 12,000 examples at demonstrations.wolfram.com $\endgroup$– NasserJan 31 at 9:43
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$\begingroup$ I forgot my manners. A proper welcome with some useful links hopefully $\endgroup$– bmfJan 31 at 10:48
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g = 1;
dm = DynamicModule[{a},
Column[{Dynamic@
Plot[Sin[(a + g) x], {x, 0, Pi}, PlotRange -> {All, {-1, 1}}],
Slider[Dynamic@a, {0, 4}]}]];
Button["g++", g = g + 1]
Dynamic[dm]
Edit: many thanks to @Nasser for the comment. Indeed, Manipulate might be more straightforward. It works like this:
g = 1;
Manipulate[
Plot[Sin[(a + g) x], {x, 0, 2 Pi}, PlotLabel -> Row[{"a=", a}]], {a,
0, 5}]
Button["g++", g = g + 1]