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7 Μαρ 2010 · public class CircleTester { public static void main (String [] args) { Circle one = new Circle (10, "blue", 50, 35); Circle two = new Circle (10, "blue", 50, 35); Circle three = new Circle (20, "red", 0, 0); Circle four = three; // Modify this program to correctly compare objects // We should not be comparing objects using == if (one ==...
- CodeHS-Java-APCSA/3.7.10 Comparing Circles (Part 2) at main - GitHub
This is for all of my answers to exercises in my Java CodeHS...
- CodeHS-Java-APCSA/3.7.10 Comparing Circles (Part 2) at main - GitHub
Circle two = new Circle(10, "blue", 50, 35); Circle three = new Circle(20, "red", 0, 0); Circle four = three; // Modify this program to correctly compare objects // We should not be comparing objects using == if(one.equals(two)) { System.out.println("Circles one and two are equal!"); System.out.println(one); System.out.println(two); } if(three ...
7 Μαρ 2010 · This is for all of my answers to exercises in my Java CodeHS program. If you have any questions contact me on Reddit at u/Spryw1re. - CodeHS-Java-APCSA/3.7.10 Comparing Circles (Part 2) at main · haonlywan/CodeHS-Java-APCSA
This video is designed to help you finish this module without giving you the entire code.
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To compare Strings you need to do .equals (), so it would be this.color.equals(other.color) The if statement is unnecessary as the return type is Boolean. Also if you want, I have the solutions for the course. To everyone who wants solutions: https://discord.gg/ByGuBqBNuD. u/all https://codehsanswers.com/codehs/
Circle two = new Circle(10, "blue", 50, 35); Circle three = new Circle(20, "red", 0, 0); Circle four = three; // Modify this program to correctly compare objects // We should not be comparing objects using == if(one == two) { System.out.println("Circles one and two are equal!"); System.out.println(one); System.out.println(two); } if(three ...
