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!!!###!!!title=basic-line——VisActor/VRender demo!!!###!!!!!!###!!!description=The `Line` primitive is a basic graphical element used to represent the trend of data changes, commonly used in line charts and other types of charts. It forms a line by connecting data points, visually displaying the changes in data over time or other variables. Key features: - Data Points: The Line primitive represents numerical values through a series of coordinate points, typically plotted in a two-dimensional coordinate system. - Line Segments: Data points are connected by straight lines or curves to form a continuous line, making it easy to observe the trend of data changes. - Visual Effects: The color, thickness, and style of the line can be adjusted as needed to highlight different data series or degrees of change.!!!###!!!

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The Line primitive is a basic graphical element used to represent the trend of data changes, commonly used in line charts and other types of charts. It forms a line by connecting data points, visually displaying the changes in data over time or other variables.

Key features:

  • Data Points: The Line primitive represents numerical values through a series of coordinate points, typically plotted in a two-dimensional coordinate system.
  • Line Segments: Data points are connected by straight lines or curves to form a continuous line, making it easy to observe the trend of data changes.
  • Visual Effects: The color, thickness, and style of the line can be adjusted as needed to highlight different data series or degrees of change.

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