Slide Type Slide• Exercise # 1: Define a class Point that represents a point in 2 – D plane. The point has x and y coordinates. Define the following:• A constructor to initialize the x, y coordinates.• A method translate(self, dx,dy) to translate the point object dx , and dy units in x and y directions, respectively.• A method distanceTo (self, point2) to return the distance between the point referenced by self and point2.• getX(self) to return the value of x coordinate.• getY(self) to return the value of y coordinateTest the above class by:• Creating 2 point objects; one with (3,5) as x,y coordinates; the second with (-10,30) as x,y coordinates.• Move the first point 5.5 units in x direction and -12.5 units in y direction using translate method• Find the distance between the 2 points in their current location using distance To methodA Sample output resulting from running the above test class is shown belownew coordinates of point1= (8.5 , -7.5)Coordinates of point 2 = (-10.0 , 30.0)Distance between the 2 points = 41.82

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• Exercise # 1: Define a class Point that represents a point in 2 - D plane. The point has x and y coordinates. Define the following: • A constructor to initialize the x, y coordinates. • A method translate(self, dx,dy) to translate the point object dx, and dy units in x and y directions, respectively. • A method distanceTo (self, point2) to return the distance between the point referenced by self and point2. • getX(self) to return the value of x coordinate. • getY(self) to return the value of y coordinate est the above class by: • Creating 2 point objects; one with (3,5) as x,y coordinates; the second with (-10,30) as x,y coordinates. • Move the first point 5.5 units in x direction and -12.5 units in y direction using translate method • Find the distance between the 2 points in their current location using distance To method Sample output resulting from running the above test class is shown below new coordinates of point1= (8.5 , -7.5) Coordinates of point 2 = (-10.0 , 30.0) Distance between the 2 points = 41.82

• Exercise # 1: Define a class Point that represents a point in 2 - D plane. The point has x and y coordinates. Define the following: • A constructor to initialize the x, y coordinates. • A method translate(self, dx,dy) to translate the point object dx, and dy units in x and y directions, respectively. • A method distanceTo (self, point2) to return the distance between the point referenced by self and point2. • getX(self) to return the value of x coordinate. • getY(self) to return the value of y coordinate est the above class by: • Creating 2 point objects; one with (3,5) as x,y coordinates; the second with (-10,30) as x,y coordinates. • Move the first point 5.5 units in x direction and -12.5 units in y direction using translate method • Find the distance between the 2 points in their current location using distance To method Sample output resulting from running the above test class is shown below new coordinates of point1= (8.5 , -7.5) Coordinates of point 2 = (-10.0 , 30.0) Distance between the 2 points = 41.82

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

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