Create a class named MyRectangle to represent rectangles. The required data fields are width, height, and color. Use double data type for width and height, and a String for color. Suppose that all rectangles are the same color. Use a static variable for color. Provide the accessor methods for the properties and a method findArea() for computing the area of the rectangle.....Write a program to test your class MyRectangle. In the client program, create two MyRectangle objects. Assign a width and height to each of the two objects. Assign the first object the color red, and the second, yellow. Display all properties of both objects including their area.

God is it that tough? WHy is it freaking me out? guys help me. I framed it a lil bit.

 

public class MyRectangle{

private double width = 1;
private double height = 1;
private static String color = "white";

public MyRectangle(){

}

public MyRectangle(double widthParam, double heightParam, String colorParam){

}

public double getWidth(){

}

public void setWidth(double widthParam){

}

public double getHeight(){

}

public void setHeight(double heightParam){

}

public String getColor(){

}

public static void setColor(String colorParam){

}

public double findArea(){

}
}

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By the way, is that an interview home assignment? I know exactly the same question asked by a company a year ago to one of my friend.

yea you can kinda say it is interview question.But not really,its a prep question though. A preparation for some test!

I would help you out if you had at least tried it, and shared what you came up with.

ALL I HAVE COME UP WITH IS FRAMING ALL THE CLASSES/METHODS. THATS IT. AND ITS WITH THE QUESTION.

Yup..it should be pretty easy...LD u too into java? bandook ra khukuri khoi?

Anyway, you can use following client program to test ur MyRectangle class...post your code once you r done..You might have to modify the methods below to match ur MyRectangle class's  accessor method, g'luck

 

 

public class client

{

public static void main(String args[])

{

MyRectangle R1 = new MyRectangle();

MyRectangle R2 = new MyRectangle();

R1.setLength(4);

R1.setHeight(3);

R1.setColor("Red");

R2.setLength(6);

R2.setHeight(2);

R2.setColor("Yellow");

System.out.println("Properties of R1");

System.out.println("Height:" + R1.getHeight()

+ " Length:" +R1.getLength()

+ " Color:" + R1.getColor()

+ " Area:"+R1.getArea());

System.out.println("Properties of R2");

System.out.println("Height:" + R2.getHeight()

+ " Length:" +R2.getLength()

+ " Color:" + R2.getColor()

+ " Area:"+R2.getArea());

}

}

this is one of the easiest program in Java..if this freaks you out...its time to change your major..!!!

IceCoP123,

                  If it's that easy for you, then please do it for me or at least give me some hint. A learned man is always there to share what he knows infront of people who don't know what he knows. Its easy for a grown ass man to walk/run/jump, not for a toddler.  Sometimes, a barking dog really don't bite!

Salute to techguy and LD.

For you guys: " True knowledge is to know that you know what you know and you don't know what you don't know!"