The Basics
With the preliminaries out of the way, let’s start working with ROOT.
- Walkthrough: Starting ROOT
- Walkthrough: Plotting a function
- Exercise 1: Detective work
- Walkthrough: Working with Histograms
- Walkthrough: Saving and printing your work
- Walkthrough: The ROOT browser
- Walkthrough: Fitting to a Gaussian distribution
- Walkthrough: Fitting to a user-defined function
- Walkthrough: Saving your work, part 2
- Example experiment n-tuple
- Using the Treeviewer
These sections emphasize working with ROOT on the command line, along with its built-in graphics tools. If you’re used to Jupyter or an IDE, you may be anxious to move on to The Notebook Server.
My advice: Don’t rush through the above sections. There are tools within basic ROOT, such as interactive plot editing, that are not available through a web browser.