= Digital differential analyzer
{wiki=Digital_differential_analyzer}
The Digital Differential Analyzer (DDA) is an algorithm used in computer graphics to generate a rasterized line or curve between two endpoints. It operates by incrementing both x and y coordinates using differential equations to produce the closest representation of a straight line or other graphical elements on a pixel-based display. \#\#\# Key Features of DDA: 1. **Incremental Approach**: The DDA uses incremental calculations to determine the intermediate points for the line or curve, making it efficient and straightforward.
Back to article page
