Java: An Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming (7th Edition)
Java: An Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming (7th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133766264
Author: Walter Savitch
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 8, Problem 4PP
Program Plan Intro

Displaying right triangle, rectangle, and square along with their areas and perimeters

Program Plan:

Filename: Test.java

  • • Define main function.
    • ○ Create the objects for “RightTriangle”, “Rectangle”, and “Square” classes and pass the input value to the respective methods.
    • ○ Call the “drawHere” method with “RightTriangle” object “rt”.
    • ○ Call the “findArea” and “findCircumference” methods with “RightTriangle” object “rt”.
    • ○ Call the “drawHere”, and “drawAt” methods with “Rectangle” object “r”.
    • ○ Call the “findArea” and “findCircumference” methods with “Rectangle” object “r”.
    • ○ Call the “drawHere”, and “drawAt” methods with “Square” object “s”.
    • ○ Call the “findArea” and “findCircumference” methods with “Square” object “s”.
    • ○ Display the all the outputs.

Filename: RightTriangle.java

  • • Define the “RightTriangle.java” class extends from “ShapeBase” class that implements “ShapeInterface”.
  • • Declare the required variables.
  • • Define the default constructor, and constructor for the class.
  • • Define the “set” method.
    • ○ Set the value.
  • • Define “drawHere” method.
    • ○ Call the “drawTop” method.
  • • Define the “drawTop” method.
    • ○ Declare the variable “startOfLine” and assign the value of offset plus base divided by 2.
    • ○ Call the “skipSpaces()” method with “startOfLine” value.
    • ○ Display the “*” character.
    • ○ Declare the variable “lineCount” and assign the value of base divided by 2 minus 1.
    • ○ Declare the “insideWidth” with value 1.
    • ○ The “for” condition is used to display the “*” character in triangle shape.
      • ■ Decrement the “startOfLine” value.
      • ■ Call the “skipSpaces()” method with “startOfLine” value.
      • ■ Display the “*” character.
      • ■ Call the “skipSpaces()” method with “insideWidth” value.
      • ■ Display the “*” character.
      • ■ Increment the “insideWidth” value by 1.
        • ○ Call the “drawBase” method with an argument.
  • • Define “drawBase” method.
    • ○ Call the “skipSpaces()” method.
    • ○ Display the “*” character in base of the triangle.
  • • Define “skipSpaces()” method.
    • ○ Display the space.
  • • Define the “findArea” method.
    • ○ Return the area of right triangle.
  • • Define the “findCircumference” method.
    • ○ Return perimeter of the right triangle.

Filename: Rectangle.java

  • • Define the “Rectangle.java” class extends from “ShapeBase” class that implements “ShapeInterface”.
  • • Include all the methods in the Listing 8.13 in chapter 8.
  • • Define another constructor with two parameters.
    • ○ Set the values.
  • • Define the “findArea” method.
    • ○ Return the area of rectangle.
  • • Define the “findCircumference” method.
    • ○ Return perimeter of the rectangle.

Filename: Square.java

  • • Define the “Sqaure.java” class which extends from the “Rectangle” class that implements “ShapeInterface”.
  • • Declare the required variables.
  • • Define the constructor for the class.
  • • Define the accessor and mutator methods.
  • • Define the “findArea” method.
    • ○ Return the area of square.
  • • Define the “findCircumference” method.
    • ○ Return perimeter of the square.

Filename: ShapeInterface.java

Define the interface “SpaceInterface”.

  • • Declare the “setOffset()” method.
  • • Declare the “getOffset()” method.
  • • Declare the “drawAt()” method.
  • • Declare the “drawHere()” method.

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