Added a unique( ) function to the graphing calculator that takes a list and returns a new list without duplicates.Fixed bugs in the graphing calculator related to opacity of labels on lists of points, voice over accessibility for regressions, and pasting data into tables.Fixed bugs in the graphing calculator related to the stacking order for moveable points, expressions nested too deeply, opacity of labels, and the round( ) function.Removed the panning effect for audio trace of graphs in the form \(x=f\left(y\right)\).Improved the keyboard accessibility of static labels in the graphing calculator.The way that math is read when using a screen reader has been updated to speak shorter forms of common numeric fractions and exponents.Actions provide a way to react to events in the calculator, like clicks or clock ticks, by updating variables in the expression list. Added Actions to the graphing calculator.You can now create new lists based on existing lists using a variety of operations. Added list comprehensions to the graphing calculator.Polygons can now be assigned to variables, used as part of function definitions, and stored in lists.You'll find the 'with' substitution function under 'advanced features' in the function keypad.
You can now use our substitution feature to replace any variable in an expression with a constant value, another variable expression, or a list.Change the values in the list \(L\) and watch how the table changes. The first column in a table can now be externally defined.Learn more about setting an axis to a logarithmic scale. Open the settings menu and navigate to ‘more options’ to get started. Visualize data across many orders of magnitude by setting either axis, or both, to a logarithmic scale.Our next generation Geometry Tool is here! Construct and explore with the power of the graphing calculator built in.Now you can temporarily reveal hidden objects from the settings menu and construct and compute with vectors from the toolbar. Check out what's new in Desmos Geometry.Now in Beta at Jump into a new dimension of math with Desmos 3D! Explore connections between 2D curves and 3D surfaces. Jump into a new dimension of math with Desmos 3D! Explore connections between 2D curves and 3D surfaces.
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