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Machine Exercise 10: GUI - Graphing II: GE 120 2019-20 2nd Semester

This document provides instructions for a machine exercise to create a GUI application using PySimpleGUI and matplotlib to plot a given curve. The application will have three buttons: Plot, Cancel, and About. When Plot is clicked, it will plot the curve sin(x)+cos(x) from 0 to 2π in a matplotlib window. Cancel closes the application, and About shows a popup with a description. The application must generate x and y-values to plot the curve, using functions that take parameters for the start, end, and number of intervals. It must also import matplotlib and use math module functions like pi.

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Machine Exercise 10: GUI - Graphing II: GE 120 2019-20 2nd Semester

This document provides instructions for a machine exercise to create a GUI application using PySimpleGUI and matplotlib to plot a given curve. The application will have three buttons: Plot, Cancel, and About. When Plot is clicked, it will plot the curve sin(x)+cos(x) from 0 to 2π in a matplotlib window. Cancel closes the application, and About shows a popup with a description. The application must generate x and y-values to plot the curve, using functions that take parameters for the start, end, and number of intervals. It must also import matplotlib and use math module functions like pi.

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GE 120 2019-20 2nd Semester

Machine Exercise 10: GUI – Graphing II

Objectives:
• To use PySimpleGUI to provide GUI.
• To use matplotlib to plot a given curve

Implement an application with GUI using PySimpleGUI that graphs a given curve
displayed in a matplotlib window.

Do the above as follows:

1. Install via pip command the module matplotlib as it is a third-party module.


2. Refer to the PySimpleGUI Cookbook section entitled Matplotlib Window with GUI
Window. The main GUI would be a window with 3 buttons: Plot, Cancel and About
(instead of Popup as the button’s label)
• When Plot button is clicked, the graph of the curve sin(x)+cos(x) from x = 0 to 2π (in
radians) is plotted in a Matplotlib Window.
• The Cancel button closes the entire application.
• The About button when clicked shows a popup message describing what the
application does.
3. As x-values between the first and last x-values are needed, define a function that
generates x-values between x0 (the first), and xn (the last), where n is the number of
intervals. Call thus function gen_xs with 3 parameters: x0, xn, and n. The return value
is a list of the generated x-values including x0 and xn. For the problem, n should be
sufficiently large so the graph is accurate enough.
4. Similarly, define the function gen_ys that takes, as parameter, a list of x-values, and
calculates for each x-value the value of the above mentioned curve. The list of
generated y-values is the returned value.
5. Use the math module to evaluate the curve at the generated x-values, and also to have
access to the value of pi.
6. Modify the function draw_plot to receive, as parameters, two lists: a list of x-values,
and a list of y-values. Note that when you call plt.plot, the first two parameters should
be the lists passed to draw_plot.

Lastly, submit your Python file properly named to include the string GE120ME10 plus
your surname, and first and middle name initials.
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