[R] custom function that plots other functions- problem

[Jeff Newmiller]

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"Bartłomiej Drążczyk" <bartek.drazczyk at gmail.com> wrote:

>Hi everyone!
>
>Could you please help me with the following assignment? My aim is to
>write
>a custom function that draws the plots of functions submitted by the
>user.
>The catch is, that we do not know the exact number of functions the
>user
>will select to draw.
>
>The program is relatively easy with one function, f.e sin:
>
>mf<- function(f,range,quality){
>
>                x<- seq(range[1],range[2], quality);
>
>                y<- f(x);
>
>                plot(x,y);
>}
>
>mp(sin, c(0,2*pi), .02);
>
>but I encountered some problems while trying to provide more than one-
>the
>following structure generates mistakes:
>
>plotter<- function(f,howmany,range,quality){
>    x<-seq(range[1],range[2],quality)
>    y<- matrix(f,how_many)
>    plot(x,y[1,])
>    for(i in 2:how_many){
>    lines(x,y[i,])
>    }
>}
>
>plotter<-(c(sin(x),cos(x)),2,c(0,2*pi),.02)
>
>I would really appreciate your help with this program.
>
>Regards,
>Bartek
>
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