It shows the fluctuations of the RSI and price change over a period of time(10) in a scatter like graph. there is a inversion of axis to make possible graphing the 2 properties.
Nice script! The strict PINE syntax is easy to read, and it explains several main array functions very clearly. Can the array of PINE support other data types? If you support it, I look forward to publishing some great cases.
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Hi mate, wanted to ask this for some time but might be a silly question/thoughts but here I am, what is the reason why you are you using "var float", "int", "float"...etc before a line in your codes? Is this makes script to load faster or any other improvement overall?
Hope someone can answer this. Thanks in advance
@CUBYC, its a way to declare the variable to inherit its property's from the previous state(bar).
so that you dont need to reassign its value at every bar like this:
a = na
a := nz(a)
in the case of arrays the above code would be more complex..
@RicardoSantos, Thanks for simple explanation, I`we started to read the Pine Manual, is no point to ask silly questions around and vaste others time for something that I can learn. Thanks again, appreciated.
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Hope someone can answer this. Thanks in advance
so that you dont need to reassign its value at every bar like this:
a = na
a := nz(a)
in the case of arrays the above code would be more complex..