Create Graphs and Plots in the C Programming Language - gnuplot solution

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In this C programming language tutorial we explain how to easily generate plots and graphs. The solution presented in this tutorial is based on calling the gnuplot plotting program through a C popen() function and pipe. This is an elegant solution that does not require the installation of additional libraries. Furthermore, this solution can be used to generate professional looking graphs and visualizations in the C programming language.
We explain
1) How to install gnuplot on Windows machine
2) How to automatically generate graphs of the analytic functions such as sin(x), sin(x)/x or any function by just specifying the equation of the function.
3) How to generate graphs on the basis of the computed points
Why we created this tutorial: The material presented in this tutorial is extremely important for scientific computation in C and for the robotics, machine learning, and control engineers. Graph visualization is extremely important for understanding data and measurements. Also, gnuplot is an elegant plotting program that can help students to properly learn calculus and visualize analytic functions.
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