Online function grapher with downloadable result values?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around finding online function graphers that allow users to download result values or plots. Participants explore various tools and their features, including subscription requirements and usability.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • Some participants inquire about the availability of free online function graphers that allow downloading results.
  • Links to Wolfram Alpha are shared, but there is uncertainty regarding the need for a subscription to access downloadable results.
  • One participant suggests Octave Online as a free alternative, noting that it requires knowledge of MATLAB/Octave syntax.
  • There is a mention that Wolfram Alpha allows saving plots, but another participant indicates that this feature may also require a subscription.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express differing views on the accessibility of features in Wolfram Alpha and whether a subscription is necessary, indicating that the discussion remains unresolved regarding the best options for free graphing tools.

Contextual Notes

Limitations include unclear subscription requirements for Wolfram Alpha and the dependency on user familiarity with MATLAB/Octave syntax for Octave Online.

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Hi
Anyone knows?
Thanks a lot
 
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Yes I think I have to subscribe for price,
anyone knows a free website?
 
http://octave-online.net/ looks pretty nice, but you need to know MATLAB / Octave syntax. (That is easy to learn, though.) It's open and free and you can save your plots.

EDIT: Actually, you can save your plots in Wolfram Alpha, too. Just move your mouse cursor over the plot and a list of icons appears. One is for saving.
 
Krylov said:
http://octave-online.net/ looks pretty nice, but you need to know MATLAB / Octave syntax. (That is easy to learn, though.) It's open and free and you can save your plots.

EDIT: Actually, you can save your plots in Wolfram Alpha, too. Just move your mouse cursor over the plot and a list of icons appears. One is for saving.

Thanks a lot
In wolfram I tried the saving icon, it requires subscribing.
 

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