plotchar() function Flashcards
In Pine Script, what is the primary purpose of the series argument in the plotchar function?
a) To specify the color of the character.
b) To determine the character’s location on the chart.
c) To define the character’s title.
d) To plot characters based on specific conditions in a series.
Answer: d) To plot characters based on specific conditions in a series.
Explanation: The series argument in the plotchar function is used to plot characters based on specific conditions in a series.
What does the char argument in the plotchar function control in Pine Script?
a) The character’s style (e.g., ‘x’, ‘o’, etc.).
b) The style of the text associated with the character.
c) The transparency of the character.
d) The location of the character on the chart.
Answer: a) The character’s style (e.g., ‘x’, ‘o’, etc.).
Explanation: The char argument in the plotchar function is used to specify the style of the character to be plotted.
In Pine Script, what is the role of the location argument in the plotchar function?
a) To specify the location of the text associated with the character.
b) To determine the color of the character.
c) To set the location of the character on the chart.
d) To control the transparency of the character.
Answer: c) To set the location of the character on the chart.
Explanation: The location argument in the plotchar function is used to set the location of the character on the chart.
What is the purpose of the text argument in the plotchar function in Pine Script?
a) To specify the text that appears alongside the character.
b) To define the size of the character.
c) To determine the color of the character.
d) To control the transparency of the character.
Answer: a) To specify the text that appears alongside the character.
Explanation: The text argument in the plotchar function is used to specify the text that appears alongside the plotted character.
Which argument in the plotchar function allows you to specify the color of the text associated with the character in Pine Script?
a) char
b) color
c) textcolor
d) editable
Answer: c) textcolor
Explanation: The textcolor argument in the plotchar function is used to specify the color of the text associated with the character.
What is the purpose of the editable argument in the plotchar function in Pine Script?
a) To make the character editable by users through the interface.
b) To define the size of the character.
c) To control the transparency of the character.
d) To set the location of the character.
Answer: a) To make the character editable by users through the interface.
Explanation: The editable argument in the plotchar function allows users to edit the character through the Pine Script settings panel, making it interactive.
Which argument in the plotchar function determines the size of the plotted character in Pine Script?
a) size
b) style
c) location
d) offset
Answer: a) size
Explanation: The size argument in the plotchar function is used to determine the size of the plotted character.
What does the show_last argument in the plotchar function control in Pine Script?
a) The visibility of the character.
b) The style of the character.
c) Whether the character is displayed for the last data point.
d) The transparency of the character.
Answer: c) Whether the character is displayed for the last data point.
Explanation: The show_last argument in the plotchar function controls whether the character is displayed for the last data point on the chart.
Which argument in the plotchar function determines whether the character is displayed on the chart or not in Pine Script?
a) location
b) display
c) style
d) size
Answer: b) display
Explanation: The display argument in the plotchar function controls whether the character is displayed on the chart (set to true) or not (set to false) in Pine Script.
What is the role of the offset argument in the plotchar function in Pine Script?
a) To set the location of the character.
b) To control the transparency of the character.
c) To specify the offset of the text associated with the character.
d) To adjust the position of the character in relation to the chart.
Answer: d) To adjust the position of the character in relation to the chart.
Explanation: The offset argument in the plotchar function is used to adjust the position of the character in relation to the chart.