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This document outlines the design of classes and interfaces to represent basic shapes like circles and rectangles in an object-oriented program. It describes: 1. Creating an interface BasicShape with methods calcArea() and display() to calculate and display a shape's area. 2. Creating an interface Displayable with a method displayWithPrecision() to display a shape with a given precision. 3. Creating an abstract class ShapeWithArea that implements BasicShape and stores the shape's area. 4. Creating classes Circle and Rectangle that extend ShapeWithArea, implement BasicShape and Displayable, and override methods to calculate and display each shape's unique area and properties. 5. Creating a driver class to instantiate Circle and

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Lab Tasks 8

This document outlines the design of classes and interfaces to represent basic shapes like circles and rectangles in an object-oriented program. It describes: 1. Creating an interface BasicShape with methods calcArea() and display() to calculate and display a shape's area. 2. Creating an interface Displayable with a method displayWithPrecision() to display a shape with a given precision. 3. Creating an abstract class ShapeWithArea that implements BasicShape and stores the shape's area. 4. Creating classes Circle and Rectangle that extend ShapeWithArea, implement BasicShape and Displayable, and override methods to calculate and display each shape's unique area and properties. 5. Creating a driver class to instantiate Circle and

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Object Oriented Programming (OOP) Lab Task 08 E1

Task 1

1. BasicShape interface:
Design an interface called BasicShape with the following members:
- `calcArea()`: A method that should be implemented by any class that implements this interface.
This method calculates the area of the shape.
- `display()`: A method that should be implemented by any class that implements this interface.
This method displays information about the shape.

2. Displayable interface:
Design an interface called Displayable with the following members:
- `displayWithPrecision(int precision)`: A method that should be implemented by any class that
implements this interface. This method displays information about the shape with the specified
precision.

3. ShapeWithArea abstract class:


Design an abstract class called ShapeWithArea. This class should implement the BasicShape
interface and provide the following member:
- area: a double used to hold the shape's area.

Public Member Functions:


- `getArea()`: Returns the value of the member variable "area."

4. Circle class:
Design a class called Circle, which extends the ShapeWithArea abstract class and implements the
BasicShape and Displayable interfaces, to represent a circle. The Circle class should have the
following members:
Private Member Variables:
- centerX: a long integer used to hold the x-coordinate of the circle's center.
- centerY: a long integer used to hold the y-coordinate of the circle's center.
- radius: a double used to hold the circle's radius.

Public Member Functions:


- Constructor: Accepts values for centerX, centerY, and radius. Calls the `calcArea()` method to
calculate and store the area.
- `getCenterX()`: Returns the value of the member variable "centerX."
- `getCenterY()`: Returns the value of the member variable "centerY."
- `calcArea()`: Overrides the `calcArea()` method from the BasicShape interface to calculate the
area of the circle (area = 3.14159 * radius * radius) and stores the result in the inherited member
variable "area."
- `display()`: Implements the `display()` method from the BasicShape interface to show
information about the circle with default precision.
- `displayWithPrecision(int precision)`: Implements the `displayWithPrecision(int precision)`
method from the Displayable interface to show information about the circle with the specified
precision.

5. Rectangle class:
Design a class called Rectangle, which extends the ShapeWithArea abstract class and implements
the BasicShape and Displayable interfaces, to represent a rectangle. The Rectangle class should
have the following members:
Private Member Variables:
- width: a long integer used to hold the width of the rectangle.
- length: a long integer used to hold the length of the rectangle.

Public Member Functions:


- Constructor: Accepts values for width and length. Calls the `calcArea()` method to calculate and
store the area.
- `getWidth()`: Returns the value of the member variable "width."
- `getLength()`: Returns the value of the member variable "length."
- `calcArea()`: Overrides the `calcArea()` method from the BasicShape interface to calculate the
area of the rectangle (area = length * width) and stores the result in the inherited member variable
"area."
- `display()`: Implements the `display()` method from the BasicShape interface to show
information about the rectangle with default precision.
- `displayWithPrecision(int precision)`: Implements the `displayWithPrecision(int precision)`
method from the Displayable interface to show information about the rectangle with the specified
precision.

6. A Driver Class:
Create a driver class with main method that instantiates objects of Circle and Rectangle classes.
Demonstrate that each object properly calculates and displays its area and additional information
with default precision and custom precision using the `display()` and `displayWithPrecision(int
precision)` methods from the BasicShape and Displayable interfaces, respectively.

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