setRotate method:

The method “setRotate” rotates a node about its center.

Any node present in scene graph can be rotated using the method.

The parameter “ANGLE” is passed to it as an argument.

It denotes rotation angle in degrees.

Example:

The example for “setRotate” method is given below:

Rectangle bx = new Rectangle(X, Y, W, H);

bx.setRotate(ANGLE);

Here, “bx” denotes an object of “Rectangle” class. The values “X” and “Y” denotes coordinates of rectangle and “W” and “H” denotes width as well as height of rectangle respectively...

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Solution Summary: The author describes the setRotate method, which rotates a node about its center. The parameter "ANGLE" is passed to it as an argument.

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