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Generative Trigonometric Art

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Malhar
Singh
This program works by drawing shapes that randomly change based off trigonometric functions, randomized variables and the user's mouse placement. Essentially, it starts by forming one point using a randomized angle and multiplying it by a sin function for your x coordinate, and a tangent function for your y coordinate. From there that value is multiplied by the placement of your mouse on the x-axis of your computer. This process is repeated as many times as the computer can for 149 milliseconds finally creating a cool shape.
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