🔖 Background Information
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🎯 Problem Statement
The goal of this activity is to expand on the code written in ASCII Plot: Part 1. Now, we are going to handle the situation where we want to plot points along the x and y axes.
✅ Acceptance Criteria
- A user should be able to enter the x and y coordinates of a point (each will be an integer greater than or equal to zero).
- If a user enters a point along an axis, they should see the point correctly plotted in that space.
📋 Dev Notes
- Your code should support the same business logic as in part one, plus the new addition of plotting points along each axis.
- You can assume that the x and y coordinates will always be integers that are greater than or equal to zero.
- You do not need to write any validation of the inputted coordinates.
🖥️ Example Output
Some of the sample outputs are as follows:
./plot.out
Enter the x-coordinate that you want to plot: 5
Enter the y-coordinate that you want to plot: 2
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+ - - - - - ->./plot.out
Enter the x-coordinate that you want to plot: 5
Enter the y-coordinate that you want to plot: 0
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+ - - - - X ->./plot.out
Enter the x-coordinate that you want to plot: 0
Enter the y-coordinate that you want to plot: 3
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+ - - - - - ->📘 Works Cited
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