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JAGPI - Just Another GnuPlot Interface allows you to create graphs without any codes. While gnuplot, created from Gnu, is a tool to create plots and graphs, GnuPlot lacks a GUI to click and plot. Wouldn't it be nice to have GUI for GnuPlot? JAGPI is a GUI for GnuPlot. Referencing to jpg - a GUI for GnuPlot in Java, JAGPI is developed in C# and is more simple to use. Using GnuPlot.exe, you need to learn some codings or programming to create graphs.

I made this for two reasons: To have a very clean, simple to do list that I can just type in and check off as needed without taking much time. The second reason, which is largely where a lot of my projects start: to learn key programming concepts by developing simple and useful applications. It may be viewed as "re-inventing the wheel" and I know that this is not the only to-do list application out there, but it helped me learn some good things about programming, SQL queries, and how to best apply file permissions to my programs to make it as seamless as possible for end-users. ...

...Just what you needed: a simple, down-to-earth two dimensional graphing calculator inside the elegance of the Windows console! This is a program that I wrote as a method for mastering the C# programming language. Though the features are not what you would expect from a program written and sold by a corporation, you may find it an entertaining tool Also notice that no installation is required, meaning it will not put annoying icons on your desktop and start menu, and you are free to delete it at will. If you know coding, be sure to check out the source code, which is in the form of a zipped-up Visual Studio solution. ...