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Thomas Naber 8e57a173bb Checkpoint 1 
I think I would be able to make the axes and the evenly spaced
tick marks. I don't know how to use the x and y values from the
list yet so I don't think I'd be able to make the labels or plot
the points on the scatter plot.
2023-07-31 11:24:41 -04:00

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Planning the scatter plot

  • Draw a scatter plot.
    • Draw the axes.

      • Draw the x-axis.

        • Draw the line.
        • Find the range of the x-values
        • Divide the range by 5
        • Start at the origin. Label it with the lowest x-value
        • repeat until at the end of the axis:
          • add 1/5 of the range to the x-value
          • move to the right 1/5 of the length of the axis
          • draw a tick mark and label with the next x-value

      • Draw the y-axis.

        • Draw the line.
        • Find the range of the y-values
        • Divide the range by 5
        • Start at the origin. Label it with the lowest y-value
        • repeat until at the end of the axis:
          • add 1/5 of the range to the y-value
          • move up 1/5 of the length of the axis
          • draw a tick mark and label with the next y-value
    • Plot the points.
      • Repeat for each point:
        • Start with turtle at the "origin"
        • move to the right the amount of the difference between the x-value and the lowest x- value
        • move up the amount of the difference between the y-value and the lowest y-value
        • plot the point
        • return to the "origin"