How do I in visual studio 2010 makes a graphic curve?

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hhi friends
i use a visual studio 210 and i want use a method if you have for makes a Grphic courbe ?

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i have my own program , i would like just idea for make the graphics

Posted 11-Mar-17 23:34pm

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Updated 11-Mar-17 23:50pm

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2017-03-11T23:49:00

That will depend on exactly what type of application you are creating, and what type of "graphic curve" you are trying to display. "I use Visual Studio 2010" doesn't tell us anything about that as it supports a huge range of possible environments.

A Console application can't do graphics: text only is the rule. So you can't display a graphics curve at all.
A Windows forms app can: but drawing curves is not exactly trivial - it means handling Paint events or OnPaint messages (depending on what your environment is) and doing the actual work using drawing primitive functions from libraries. Or you could use a charting control to do it for you if you have datapoints you want to plot as a "curve".
Or it could be a website, which adds it's own set of possibilities.

I'd suggest that for starters, you take a step back, have a look at the environments you can work in and decide which you want to use - as they are all complex in their own ways and require a fair amount of background knowledge before you can do much more than display "Hello world!" - and we have no idea how much of that background you have picked up yet.