Building Java Programs: A Back to Basics Approach (4th Edition)
Building Java Programs: A Back to Basics Approach (4th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780134322766
Author: Stuart Reges, Marty Stepp
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 3G, Problem 5PP
Program Plan Intro

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Program plan:

  • Import necessary package.
  • Create a class “DrawImage”,
    • Define the “main()” method,
      • Construct “DrawingPanel” object.
      • Create Graphics object and call the “getGraphics()” method .
      • Set the panel’s background color as “GRAY”.
      • Call the function “draw_row()” to draw the top left corner.
      • Call the function “draw_row()” to draw the top left individual row.
      • Call the function “draw_Grid()” to draw the bottom left grid.
      • Call the function “draw_Grid()” to draw the middle grid.
      • Call the function “draw_Grid()” to draw the top right grid.
      • Call the function “draw_Grid()” to draw the bottom right grid.
    • Define the method “draw_Pair()” to draw the pairs of black and white box,
      • Set the color to “BLACK”.
      • Fill the rectangle with the black color for the specified range.
      • Set the color to “BLUE”.
      • Draw the line with blue color from top left corner to bottom right corner in a square.
      • Draw the line with blue color from top right corner to bottom left corner in a square.
      • Set the color to “WHITE”.
      • Fill the rectangle with white color for the specified range.
    • Define the method “draw_row()” to draw the pairs in a row,
      • Execute loop over number of pairs,
        • Call the method “draw_Pair()” to draw the bricks with black and white combination.
    • Define the method “draw_Grid()” to draw the row pairs,
      • Execute loop over number of vertical pairs,
        • Call the method “draw_row()” to draw the odd number row in a grid.
        • Call the method “draw_row()” to draw the even number row in a grid.
        • Increase the coordinate “y” by “2*size1*4”.

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