Type Command
From GeoGebra Manual
- Type( <Object> )
For conics and quadrics this command returns a number representing the conic/quadric type according to the table below. In this context empty conic (or quadric) is one where all coefficients are defined, but the conic (quadric) contains no points, e.g. x2+y2=-1
- Example:
Type(x²+y²=1)
yields 4 which stands for circle.
Value | Meaning for conic | Meaning for quadric |
---|---|---|
1 | Single point | Single point |
2 | Intersecting lines | |
3 | Ellipse | Ellipsoid |
4 | Circle | Sphere |
5 | Hyperbola | Hyperboloid |
6 | Empty | Empty |
7 | Double line | Double plane |
8 | Parallel lines | |
9 | Parabola | Paraboloid |
10 | Line | Line |
30 | Cone | |
31 | Cylinder | |
33 | Plane | |
34 | Parallel planes | |
35 | Intersecting planes | |
36 | Hyperboloid one sheet | |
37 | Hyperboloid two sheets | |
38 | Parabolic cylinder | |
39 | Hyperbolic cylinder | |
40 | Hyperbolic paraboloid |