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This is the solution to the Programming Hierarchy problem from Assignment 2 of the Stanford CS106A Introduction to Programming Methodology Class
/*
* File: ProgramHierarchy.java
* Name:
* Section Leader:
* ---------------------------
* This file is the starter file for the ProgramHierarchy problem.
*/
import acm.graphics.*;
import acm.program.*;
import java.awt.*;
public class ProgramHierarchy extends GraphicsProgram {
//width of each box in the picture
private static final int Width = 150;
// height of each box in the picture
private static final int Height = 60;
public void run() {
drawProgramBox();
drawConsoleLine();
drawConsoleBox();
drawGraphicsLine();
drawGraphicsBox();
drawDialogLine();
drawDialogBox();
}
private void drawProgramBox() {
int x = getWidth()/2 - Width/2; //finds center width and moves to starting point
int y = getHeight()/2 - Height; //finds center height and moves to starting point
GRect drawBox = new GRect (x, y, Width, Height);
add(drawBox); //adds the Program box
GLabel program = new GLabel("Program", x, y);
add(program); //adds the "Program" words, but in the wrong location
double boxCenterX = Width/2;
double boxCenterY = Height/2;
double halfProgramWidth = program.getWidth()/2; //finds the center of the width for "program"
double halfProgramHeight = program.getAscent()/2; //finds the center of the height for "program"
program.move( (boxCenterX - halfProgramWidth) , (boxCenterY + halfProgramHeight) );
}
private void drawConsoleLine() {
int x1 = getWidth()/2; //finds center width
int y1 = getHeight()/2; //finds center height
int x2 = getWidth()/2; //width value remains the same
int y2 = getHeight()/2 + Height; //finds end point for height
GLine drawLine = new GLine (x1, y1, x2, y2);
add(drawLine);
}
private void drawConsoleBox() {
int x = getWidth()/2 - Width/2; //Width remains same as Program Box Width
int y = getHeight()/2 + Height; //Height changes
GRect drawBox = new GRect (x, y, Width, Height);
add(drawBox); //adds the Console box
GLabel console = new GLabel ("ConsoleProgram", x, y);
add(console); //adds the "Console" words, but in the wrong location
double boxCenterX = Width / 2;
double boxCenterY = Height / 2;
double halfConsoleWidth = console.getWidth()/2;
double halfConsoleHeight = console.getAscent()/2;
console.move( (boxCenterX - halfConsoleWidth) , (boxCenterY + halfConsoleHeight) );
}
private void drawGraphicsLine() {
int x1 = getWidth()/2;
int y1 = getHeight()/2;
int x2 = getWidth()/2 - 3 * (Width/2);
int y2 = getHeight()/2 + Height;
GLine drawLine = new GLine (x1, y1, x2, y2);
add(drawLine);
}
private void drawGraphicsBox() {
int x = getWidth()/2 - 2*Width;
int y = getHeight()/2 + Height;
GRect drawBox = new GRect (x, y, Width, Height);
add(drawBox);
GLabel graphics = new GLabel ("GraphicsProgram", x, y);
add(graphics);
double boxCenterX = Width / 2;
double boxCenterY = Height / 2;
double halfGraphicsWidth = graphics.getWidth()/2;
double halfGraphicsHeight = graphics.getAscent()/2;
graphics.move( (boxCenterX - halfGraphicsWidth) , (boxCenterY + halfGraphicsHeight) );
}
private void drawDialogLine() {
int x1 = getWidth()/2;
int y1 = getHeight()/2;
int x2 = getWidth()/2 + 3 * (Width/2);
int y2 = getHeight()/2 + Height;
GLine drawLine = new GLine (x1, y1, x2, y2);
add(drawLine);
}
private void drawDialogBox() {
int x = getWidth()/2 + Width;
int y = getHeight()/2 + Height;
GRect drawBox = new GRect (x, y, Width, Height);
add(drawBox);
GLabel dialog = new GLabel ("DialogProgram", x, y);
add(dialog);
double boxCenterX = Width / 2;
double boxCenterY = Height / 2;
double halfDialogWidth = dialog.getWidth()/2;
double halfDialogHeight = dialog.getAscent()/2;
dialog.move( (boxCenterX - halfDialogWidth) , (boxCenterY + halfDialogHeight) );
}
}
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