drawing fractals

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i am a b.tech student. i want to draw my favourite fractals using minimum requirements. i really know no better than the very basics of languages like c , cpp, c#, and i also have a visual studio 208 installed in my pc.. please help anybody :(

Posted 29-Jan-11 14:34pm

mitrajyoti

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Sandeep Mewara 30-Jan-11 0:19am

So, how do you plan to develop an application using just the basics?

If you are ready to learn then move ahead, try and we all are here to help you if you get stuck. :)

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dasblinkenlight · Answer 1 · 2011-01-29T16:37:00

Solution 1

This project[^] may be of interest to you. It's not for complete beginners, but it's better than nothing.

Posted 29-Jan-11 16:37pm

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mitrajyoti 30-Jan-11 13:59pm

thanks... but i dot know wpf programming.... any other way?? or any help concerning wpf coz i dont undrstand the language in the 1st part of the code

dasblinkenlight 30-Jan-11 14:18pm

The code in the first part is XAML, an XML-based language used in WPF to mark up the UI. It's not something you'd need to change. Copy it as-is, you don't even need to completely understand it. Download and run the project, see what it does, set a breakpoint or two, check variable values, see what's going on. Ask project author some meaningful questions if you get stuck.