New Casio fx-9860 GIII model

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(02-01-2020 09:26 PM)Eddie W. Shore Wrote:  I am hoping that:

1. Python will become available for the fx-9860gII as well and

2. The next Python update for both the fx-9860gIII and fx-CG 50 will include at least graphics, statistics, and the ability to define user functions. Currently the fx-CG 50's Python mode is stripped down.

Now that the gIII has been officially announced we can see that there's no support for a graphics library yet. We can always hope, though. In the mean time, I use Numworks which has a pretty nice Kandinsky library although it has no support for drawing lines:

Code:

from math import *
from time import *
from kandinsky import *
def hat():
  t0 = monotonic()
  fill_rect(0,0,320,240,(0,0,0))
  p=160; q=90
  xp=144; xr=1.5*3.1415927
  yp=56; yr=1; zp=64
  xf=xr/xp; yf=yp/yr; zf=xr/zp
  for zi in range(-q,q):
    if zi>=-zp and zi<=zp:
      zt=zi*xp/zp; zz=zi
      xl=int(.5+sqrt(xp*xp-zt*zt))
      for xi in range(-xl,xl+1):
        xt=sqrt(xi*xi+zt*zt)*xf; xx=xi
        yy=(sin(xt)+.4*sin(3*xt))*yf
        x1=int(xx+zz+p)
        y1=200-int(yy-zz+q)
        set_pixel(x1,y1,(0,255,0))
        if y1!=0:
          fill_rect(x1,y1+1,1,240-y1,(0,0,0))
  print(monotonic() - t0,"seconds")