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Have you not tried excel? You can edit how the delimiters are set up and migrate your x and y points into separate cells using the Data>"Text to Columns" utility.

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So via a script I made I generated a long list of points like this

(100,30)(20,40)(30,100) .... And It made a list 71 points long

Anyone know an application where I could copy paste these and it would graph them?

I tried desmos and it doesn't work too well.

(I Could have different delimiters) Like

(X,y),(x,y)

Or

(X,y)

(X,y)

As needed.

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Have you not tried excel? You can edit how the delimiters are set up and migrate your x and y points into separate cells using the Data>"Text to Columns" utility.

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excel, google spreadsheets etc

i agree with this, if you can't use excel, google spreadsheet is the next best.

if you need to do some real math i would look up Mathlab or algeobra

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Have you not tried excel? You can edit how the delimiters are set up and migrate your x and y points into separate cells using the Data>"Text to Columns" utility.

Alright , Ill try that.

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