Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures, Comprehensive Version (11th Edition)
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Chapter 22, Problem 22.13PE
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Program to create the polygon through convex hull animation
Program Plan:
- Import the required java packages.
- Create the class named “Exercise22_13”,
- In the main() function,
- Declare the class “View” to draw and fill the color of rectangles.
- Raise the event inside the rectangle to set the event by right clicking or left clicking the mouse.
- Call the function drawNewPolygon() to draw the polygon with the respective points.
- In the drawNewPolygon() method,
- Retrieve all the points from the array list.
- Execute the for loop to add the points inside the circle.
- Clear the polygon.
- If the size of the points is greater than 3, then find out the centre position of the co-ordinates of “x” and “y” and call the function getConvexHull() to add the array list of points.
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