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/** | |
* Created by sam on 17/09/15. | |
*/ | |
object PrimaEsercitazione { | |
def main(args: Array[String]) { | |
println("Distance test:") | |
val point1: (Double, Double) = (1d, 2d) | |
val point2: (Double, Double) = (2d, 2d) | |
val distance: Double = PointDistance.eval(point1, point2) | |
println(s"Distance $point1 to $point2 = $distance") | |
println("\n Equation test:") | |
val verticalEq = LineEquation((1d,2d),(1d,4d)) | |
println(verticalEq) | |
val defaultEq = LineEquation((1d,1d),(2d,2d)) | |
println(defaultEq) | |
val defFunct: (Double) => Double = defaultEq.asFunction() | |
println("\n Inclusion test: ") | |
val isIn = defFunct(3d).equals(3d) | |
println("(3,3) is in? " + isIn) | |
val notIn = defFunct(4d).equals(3d) | |
println("(4,3) is in? " + notIn) | |
} | |
} | |
object PointDistance { | |
def eval(point1: Tuple2[Double,Double],point2: Tuple2[Double,Double]) = { | |
Math.sqrt(Math.pow(point1._1 - point2._1, 2) + Math.pow(point1._2 - point2._2, 2) ) | |
} | |
} | |
object LineEquation{ | |
def apply(a:Double,b:Double): LineEquation ={ | |
new LineEquation(a,b) | |
} | |
def apply(point1: Tuple2[Double,Double],point2: Tuple2[Double,Double]): LineEquation ={ | |
val y = point2._2 - point1._2 | |
val x = point2._1 - point1._1 | |
val a = y / x | |
point1._1 - point2._1 match { | |
case 0d => new LineEquation(0,point1._1) | |
case _ => new LineEquation(a,point2._2 - a* point2._1) | |
} | |
} | |
} | |
class LineEquation(val a:Double,val b:Double){ | |
override def toString: String = s" y = $a * x + $b" | |
def asFunction():Double => Double = { x:Double => x * a + b } | |
} |
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