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Task2: Suppose is the last digit of you ID • Draw a Square whose side length is with two methods. The first method is called FLside() with an integer parameter that indicates the number of "x" to draw this side. The second method is called Mside() with an integer parameter; in this method, only the first and last position will draw "x", the other positions are fulfilled by "a". The example below shows the example of a square whose length is 26. • Calculate the area of the square by writing a method called Area() with an integer parameter. public class Lab_02{ I/The method to draw the first and last side public static void LFside(int n){ } //The method to draw the intermediate side public static void Mside(int n){ } //The method to calculate the area of the square public static void Area(int n){ } public static void main(String[] args){ //Initialize the value of n int n = 26 + 5; //Draw first side LFside(n); //Draw intermediate sides for(){ Mside(n); } //Draw last side LFside(n); //Calculate and print the area of the square Area(n);

Task2: Suppose is the last digit of you ID • Draw a Square whose side length is with two methods. The first method is called FLside() with an integer parameter that indicates the number of "x" to draw this side. The second method is called Mside() with an integer parameter; in this method, only the first and last position will draw "x", the other positions are fulfilled by "a". The example below shows the example of a square whose length is 26. • Calculate the area of the square by writing a method called Area() with an integer parameter. public class Lab_02{ I/The method to draw the first and last side public static void LFside(int n){ } //The method to draw the intermediate side public static void Mside(int n){ } //The method to calculate the area of the square public static void Area(int n){ } public static void main(String[] args){ //Initialize the value of n int n = 26 + 5; //Draw first side LFside(n); //Draw intermediate sides for(){ Mside(n); } //Draw last side LFside(n); //Calculate and print the area of the square Area(n);

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Task2: Suppose is the last digit of you ID • Draw a Square whose side length is with two methods. The first method is called FLside() with an integer parameter that indicates the number of “x" to draw this side. The second method is called Mside() with an integer parameter; in this method, only the first and last position will draw "x", the other positions are fulfilled by "a". The example below shows the example of a square whose length is 26. • Calculate the area of the square by writing a method called Area() with an integer parameter. public class Lab_02{ //The method to draw the first and last side public static void LFside(int n){ } //The method to draw the intermediate side public static void Mside(int n){ } //The method to calculate the area of the square public static void Area(int n){ } public static void main(String[[] args){ //Initialize the value of n int n = 26 + 5; //Draw first side LFside(n); //Draw intermediate sides for(){ Mside(n); } //Draw last side LFside(n); //Calculate and print the area of the square Area(n); } }
Transcribed Image Text:Task2: Suppose is the last digit of you ID • Draw a Square whose side length is with two methods. The first method is called FLside() with an integer parameter that indicates the number of “x" to draw this side. The second method is called Mside() with an integer parameter; in this method, only the first and last position will draw "x", the other positions are fulfilled by "a". The example below shows the example of a square whose length is 26. • Calculate the area of the square by writing a method called Area() with an integer parameter. public class Lab_02{ //The method to draw the first and last side public static void LFside(int n){ } //The method to draw the intermediate side public static void Mside(int n){ } //The method to calculate the area of the square public static void Area(int n){ } public static void main(String[[] args){ //Initialize the value of n int n = 26 + 5; //Draw first side LFside(n); //Draw intermediate sides for(){ Mside(n); } //Draw last side LFside(n); //Calculate and print the area of the square Area(n); } }
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