Answer 1

Yes you can emulate that by using a 2D matrix as your ASCII graphical interface like so

https://code.sololearn.com/cCzwjQ900N11

Answer 2

I think it's not a question to ask , try it practically 🤗🤗 u will get ur answer .

Answer 3

Yes Satnam Singh 🤗 I have read graphics .

Answer 4

I think sololearn does not support graphics

Answer 5

We can use the Graphics library to done this. We must have to include a <Graphics.h> header file in it.
I think it cannot be work on Sololearn. To draw the graphics objects we have to give path also to the compiler.

Answer 6

Yes you can

Answer 7

Welll...* I did this in _text_ a while back (c++, trivial conversion to c). Since then much nicer samples have appeared (I suspect they're highly-voted in Search; I'll poke around for one)
https://code.sololearn.com/cFAi8v2r9Nd6/?ref=app

C++ Soldier (Babak) I kindof like that clock, too.

edit: I only see c++ examples, but here's a short one by Hatsy Rei (use input 1.0 2.0 for a sample line)
https://code.sololearn.com/cCoP2MKTJ3BY/?ref=app

* There's no graphics in the output panel of course, and ASCII+Unicode line-drawing (box) chars are both sharply-cornered + don't line up in proportional fonts.

Answer 8

It depend when you create a graphic with a Sololearn Code Playground.

Answer 9

Sololearn compiler does not support graphics.

Answer 10

Thanks Kirk. 8)
I also found this multi-purpose plotter from my stash!

https://code.sololearn.com/c3L0MSf96J4O/?ref=app

Answer 11

Try to use IDE

Answer 12

Yes, we can, using Graphics Library.
We need to include graphics.h header file for that.
For reference you can use this link:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/basic-graphic-programming-in-c/