Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures (4th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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Author: Tony Gaddis, Godfrey Muganda
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Chapter 14, Problem 2SA
Program Plan Intro
Shape class:
- The basic functionality for drawing shapes is included in “Shape” class.
- A specific shape is been drawn by each of the subclasses in “Shape” class.
- The “Shape” class is present in JavaFX library.
- The lines are been drawn using “Line” class.
- The circles are been drawn using “Circle” class.
- The “Shape” class as well as its subclasses is present in “javafx.scene.shape” package.
- The JavaFX library holds “Shape” class that provides features for drawing shapes.
- The subclasses present in “Shape” includes:
- Line:
- It can draw a line from a point to another.
- Circle:
- It can draw a circle with a specific center as well as radius.
- Rectangle:
- It can draw a rectangle with specific height as well as width.
- Ellipse:
- It can draw an ellipse with a center point as well as radii.
- Arc:
- It draws an arc that denotes a partial ellipse.
- Polygon:
- It draws a polygon with vertices at particular locations.
- Polyline:
- It draws a polyline with vertices at particular locations.
- Text:
- It draws a string at a particular location.
- Line:
- The package used for “Shape” class as well as its subclasses is “javafx.scene.shape”.
Example:
The example for “Ellipse” class is given below:
Ellipse elp = new Ellipse(320, 240, 140, 100);
Here, “elp” denotes an object of “Ellipse” class. The given code generates an ellipse with given dimensions. The coordinates (140, 100) denotes X and Y coordinates respectively.
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