Yes, GeoGebra has calculus features next to functions. The software supports almost all calculus functions. They're each one explained on the Wiki page set up exactly for this purpose. I recommend you check the page to see how to use each command.
What can you tell me about compared functionality of GeoGebra and Calculus?
Answer by
Stephen Prastman
GeoGebra is a very complex application when it comes to math, calculus and functions supported. By default, the software is developed to support all kinds of calculus modes. From match, to trigonometry, geometry, financial, etc. The software all the functions embedded into its core making it easy to calculate something based on the domain of work.
For example, you can use standard Algebra commands if you're working with standard math function.
Where can I find a description of scripting functionality in GeoGebra?
Answer by
Stephen Prastman
GeoGebra supports GGBScript which is based on the commands available within the application or using Javascript combined with HTML, XML and Global JavaScript.
There is a page provided by the developer where all the scripting is detailed and explained for each supported developing mode.
I installed GeoGebra 4.4 on Windows 7 using an Administrator account, but CAS window gave the following message: "Sorry something went wrong". I tried to define the path to bin, but didn't work. What can I do? Also, I tried to post a question on this forum, but I couldn't see an icon for this purpose.
Answer by
kolappan
Try reinstalling the program after uninstalling it. Also make sure you are using the latest version.
Yes, GeoGebra works with Javascripting since it actively supports and depends on it to work properly. To summarize, GeoGebra supports applets (things you create), XML codes that you can apply to the HTML code, HTML for export and Javascript objects. However, the documentation regarding Javascript is rather large, therefore, I recommend checking the Wiki page where everything about applets, objects, HTML, and XML is explained.
"For multiple applets on one page, by default only one is accessible from JavaScript. To access multiple applets, you should set the "ID" parameter of particular applets, it will become the name of global variable representing the applet".
Can you please give me an example of how to set the ID parameter and call a specific applet? Thank you!
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
GeoGebra application features an online Wiki website where all the features and functions are listed. Visit the one related to JavaScript and you will find the necessary commands and codes to set the ID parameter and call applets. Every command is explained and detailed.
GeoGebra is a very complex application and its command support is very extensive, therefore it's impossible to provide all the commands supported by the application. They are different because of different working modes supported by the GeoGebra. According to developer's information, there are 494 pages with commands.
Yes, GeoGebra supports animation. In fact, this feature is built-in and explained on the Wiki page provided for customers. To add animation to a free number, angle or a dependent point, then right click on the item and select Animation on from the Context menu. To change the way items animate, simply change their properties in the Properties window.
To control the animation manually, press the following keys:
Shift + arrow key gives you a step width of 0.1 units Ctrl + arrow key gives you a step width of 10 units Alt + arrow key gives you a step width of 100 units
Yes, GeoGebra has calculus features next to functions. The software supports almost all calculus functions. They're each one explained on the Wiki page set up exactly for this purpose. I recommend you check the page to see how to use each command.
Wiki Page: https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/Functions_and_Calculus_Commands
Note: These are not the only commands available for calculus. You can use the right menu to change the category as well
What can you tell me about compared functionality of GeoGebra and Calculus?
GeoGebra is a very complex application when it comes to math, calculus and functions supported. By default, the software is developed to support all kinds of calculus modes. From match, to trigonometry, geometry, financial, etc. The software all the functions embedded into its core making it easy to calculate something based on the domain of work.
For example, you can use standard Algebra commands if you're working with standard math function.
There is a page set up for this purpose: https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/Algebra_Commands
On that page, you can change the category and see the supported calculus commands.
Where can I find a description of scripting functionality in GeoGebra?
GeoGebra supports GGBScript which is based on the commands available within the application or using Javascript combined with HTML, XML and Global JavaScript.
There is a page provided by the developer where all the scripting is detailed and explained for each supported developing mode.
Scripting Page: https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/Scripting
I installed GeoGebra 4.4 on Windows 7 using an Administrator account, but CAS window gave the following message: "Sorry something went wrong". I tried to define the path to bin, but didn't work. What can I do? Also, I tried to post a question on this forum, but I couldn't see an icon for this purpose.
Try reinstalling the program after uninstalling it. Also make sure you are using the latest version.
Yes, GeoGebra works with Javascripting since it actively supports and depends on it to work properly. To summarize, GeoGebra supports applets (things you create), XML codes that you can apply to the HTML code, HTML for export and Javascript objects. However, the documentation regarding Javascript is rather large, therefore, I recommend checking the Wiki page where everything about applets, objects, HTML, and XML is explained.
Wiki page: https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/Reference:JavaScript#GeoGebra.27s_XML_format
Note: Take advantage of the available examples to learn how to implement Javascript in GeoGebra.
"For multiple applets on one page, by default only one is accessible from JavaScript. To access multiple applets, you should set the "ID" parameter of particular applets, it will become the name of global variable representing the applet".
Can you please give me an example of how to set the ID parameter and call a specific applet? Thank you!
GeoGebra application features an online Wiki website where all the features and functions are listed. Visit the one related to JavaScript and you will find the necessary commands and codes to set the ID parameter and call applets. Every command is explained and detailed.
Is there an online version of GeoGebra?
Yes, there is an online version of GeoGebra, although the desktop version is indicated to be used.
You can access the web version on the following URL: https://web.geogebra.org/app/
Based on the information found, you can use the online version for:
You also have the possibility of browsing the already created online database with materials. Use the Search button on the same page.
What are the commands supported by GeoGebra?
GeoGebra is a very complex application and its command support is very extensive, therefore it's impossible to provide all the commands supported by the application. They are different because of different working modes supported by the GeoGebra. According to developer's information, there are 494 pages with commands.
You can check all of them using the following page: https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/Category:Commands
Yes, GeoGebra supports animation. In fact, this feature is built-in and explained on the Wiki page provided for customers. To add animation to a free number, angle or a dependent point, then right click on the item and select Animation on from the Context menu. To change the way items animate, simply change their properties in the Properties window.
To control the animation manually, press the following keys:
Shift + arrow key gives you a step width of 0.1 units
Ctrl + arrow key gives you a step width of 10 units
Alt + arrow key gives you a step width of 100 units