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    This C++ program defines a class called "axes" to display a 3D Cartesian coordinate system. The axes class initializes scaling factors for the x, y, and z axes. It contains methods to calculate the screen coordinates for a given point and to display the axes lines and labels. The main function initializes graphics mode, clears the screen, creates an instance of axes, and calls the display method to render the coordinate system before waiting for user input.

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    This C++ program defines a class called "axes" to display a 3D Cartesian coordinate system. The axes class initializes scaling factors for the x, y, and z axes. It contains methods to calculate the screen coordinates for a given point and to display the axes lines and labels. The main function initializes graphics mode, clears the screen, creates an instance of axes, and calls the display method to render the coordinate system before waiting for user input.

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    This C++ program defines a class called "axes" to display a 3D Cartesian coordinate system. The axes class initializes scaling factors for the x, y, and z axes. It contains methods to calculate the screen coordinates for a given point and to display the axes lines and labels. The main function initializes graphics mode, clears the screen, creates an instance of axes, and calls the display method to render the coordinate system before waiting for user input.

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    #include<iostream.

    h>

    #include<conio.h>

    #include<stdio.h>

    #include<graphics.h>

    #include<alloc.h>

    #include<stdlib.h>

    #include<math.h>

    #include<dos.h>

    int gd=0,gm;

    class axes

    {private:

    int xmx,ymx,yst,xst,zmx,zst;

    float xsc,ysc,xstep,ystep,zsc,zstep;

    public:

    axes();

    void display();

    int actx(int tmx,int tmy,int tmz)

    { return 320+((xsc*tmx)-(zsc*tmz/2))+tmx-tmy;

    int acty(int tmx,int tmy,int tmz)

    {return 255-((ysc*tmy)-(zsc*tmz/2))+tmy-tmx;

    c1;

    axes::axes()
    {xmx=280;

    ymx=200;

    zmx=400;

    xsc=280.0/xmx;

    xstep=10.0*xmx/280.0;

    xst=ceil(xstep);

    ysc=200.0/ymx;

    ystep=10.0*ymx/200.0;

    yst=ceil(ystep);

    zsc=400.0/zmx;

    zstep=10.0*zmx/400,0;

    zst=ceil(zstep);

    void axes::display()

    {setcolor(CYAN);

    line(25,255,615,255);

    line(320,25,320,455);

    line(actx(0,0,zmx),acty(0,0,zmx),actx(0,0,-zmx),acty(0,0,-zmx));

    outtextxy(325,255,"0");

    settextstyle(3,0,1);

    outtextxy(620,249,"X");

    outtextxy(323,20,"Y");

    outtextxy(actx(0,0,zmx)+3,acty(0,0,zmx)+3,"Z");

    settextstyle(0,0,0);

    }
    main()

    { initgraph(&gd,&gm,"c:\\tc\\bgi");

    cleardevice();

    c1.display();

    getch();

    return 0;

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