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a turbo c code that can make a slanting straight line based on inputted coordinates(sample: X(5,10) Y(15,25)) using only the following equation/formula: y=mx+b and m=(Y2-Y1) / (X2-X1).

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Try to do somthing by your self,post a piece of code here and we will help you.

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daisyotso said:

a turbo c code that can make a slanting straight line based on inputted coordinates(sample: X(5,10) Y(15,25)) using only the following equation/formula: y=mx+b and m=(Y2-Y1) / (X2-X1).
Is This a question? Posting to one section would get sufficient attention.
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Aside from the obvious question of WHY ARE YOU USING TURBO C???? What do you have so far?

Side note: I deleted your duplicate posts.
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a turbo c code

I have heard about c code; but what's this turbo c code? :)
I think i'm able to write a code for printing "Hello, World!". Proud of that!

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Turbo C is an OLD Borland product.
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