<transcript><audio_43>convenient to give the points by clicking on the screen our program basically does the following it gets the points by clicking then it places a circle at the click position or at each click position to</transcript><caption><image_44>The image is a screenshot of a code editor window. The window is divided into two sections. On the left side of the window, there is a list of code snippets, and on the right side, there are several lines of code. The code snippets are written in different colors and sizes, and they appear to be related to programming or programming language.

At the top of the screen, there appears to be a menu bar with various options such as File, Edit, View, Tools, and Help. Below the menu bar, it seems like the user is in the process of creating a new code snippet. The text on the screen is written in a programming language, and there are also several buttons at the bottom of the image, such as "File", "Edit", "View", "Help", and "Help".</caption><transcript><audio_45>mark it then it plots the best fit line so here is the program which will allow you to click in points and draw the best fit line as you can see at the top we have included simple cpp</transcript><transcript><audio_46>and we have not included anything like io stream because simple cpp itself will include it the first thing that the main program does is it reads in from you how many points you want to type so</transcript><transcript><audio_47>the number is read into this variable n of type integer then it creates the canvas by calling init canvas this time we are calling init canvas with three arguments the first argument being a character string which is going</transcript><transcript><audio_48>to become the title which will appear on the canvas on the canvas window and then there are two are additional arguments the first one is the width of the canvas how many pixels and the second one is the height of the canvas</transcript><transcript><audio_49>these arguments are optional and for not using them this line</transcript> convenient to give the points by clicking on the screen our program basically does the following it gets the points by clicking then it places a circle at the click position or at each click position to mark it then it plots the best fit line so here is the program which will allow you to click in points and draw the best fit line as you can see at the top we have included simple cpp and we have not included anything like io stream because simple cpp itself will include it the first thing that the main program does is it reads in from you how many points you want to type so the number is read into this variable n of type integer then it creates the canvas by calling init canvas this time we are calling init canvas with three arguments the first argument being a character string which is going to become the title which will appear on the canvas on the canvas window and then there are two are additional arguments the first one is the width of the canvas how many pixels and the second one is the height of the canvas these arguments are optional and for not using them this line
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