Difference of drawing circle between using command and menu
Q: What is the difference between using the command prompt and then menu in drawing circles?
A: To draw a circle at the command prompt, you enter the Circle command, and then see its many options, such as 2Point, 3Point, Ttr (tan tan radius), Arc, Multiple, and Center of circle.
In contrast, when you draw a circle from the menu, you begin with selecting Circle from the Draw menu, and then you see a submenu off additional options. The menu has the advantage of offering one option not found on the command line: Tan, Tan, Tan. This option is convenient for drawing circles that must be tangent to points on three other circles and/or lines.
A: To draw a circle at the command prompt, you enter the Circle command, and then see its many options, such as 2Point, 3Point, Ttr (tan tan radius), Arc, Multiple, and Center of circle.
In contrast, when you draw a circle from the menu, you begin with selecting Circle from the Draw menu, and then you see a submenu off additional options. The menu has the advantage of offering one option not found on the command line: Tan, Tan, Tan. This option is convenient for drawing circles that must be tangent to points on three other circles and/or lines.
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