Fix the Size of the Clipping Window: Set the parameters defining the boundaries of the clipping window using the values already filled in the input boxes.

Fix Line Coordinates: Enter or adjust the starting and ending coordinates of the line segment. Ensure these coordinates are set correctly to define the line you want to clip.

Proceed to the Experiment: Click on Submit to begin the experiment with the defined parameters for the clipping window and the line coordinates.

Navigate Through the Experiment:

• Use Next Iteration to advance through the Cohen-Sutherland algorithm steps:
  • The algorithm will check if points are inside the clipping window
  • Compute intersection points with window boundaries
  • Draw the clipped line segments
• Use Previous Iteration to move back to the previous step, allowing you to review:
  • The state of the line at each step
  • Intersection points computed
  • Clipping decisions made
• Use the Reset button to clear the current experiment and start new with default parameters

Monitor the Experiment Progress:

• Watch the Observations column on the right side for:
  • Current step message explaining what's happening
  • Logic text showing the current clipping operation
  • Point status showing which point is being processed
  • Line status showing which boundary is being checked
  • Table showing coordinates of points and intersections

End of Experiment: Upon completion of the experiment, you can:

• Start a new experiment with different starting and ending coordinates for the line within the same clipping window
• Adjust the parameters of the clipping window to experiment with different clipping scenarios
• Review the final clipped line and all intermediate steps using the Previous Iteration button