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The document contains Java code for an applet that visually represents a cylinder and a cube. It sets the background color to cyan and uses graphics methods to draw the shapes, including lines and arcs to create a three-dimensional effect. The code is intended for a course on programming for mathematics teachers at the University of Education, Winneba.

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Java Project

The document contains Java code for an applet that visually represents a cylinder and a cube. It sets the background color to cyan and uses graphics methods to draw the shapes, including lines and arcs to create a three-dimensional effect. The code is intended for a course on programming for mathematics teachers at the University of Education, Winneba.

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UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, WINNEBA

FACULTY OF SCIENCE EDUCATION


DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
COURSE CODE: ICTD 351
COURSE TITLE: INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING FOR THE MATHEMATICS
TEACHER

CODES FOR CUBE AND CYLINDER

import java.awt.*;

import java.applet.*;

public class CubeandCylinder extends Applet

public void init()

//set the background color to cyan

setBackground(Color.cyan);
}

public void paint(Graphics g)

//set the size of the drawing area

setSize(800,600);

//CYLINDER

//Draw vertical lines showing the sides of the cylinder

g.drawLine(100,100,100,400);//left side of a cylinder

g.drawLine(200,100,200,400);//right side of a cylinder

//Draw the top base of the cylinder

g.drawArc(100,70,100,70,180,180);//top semi-circle

//Draw the bottom base of the cylinder

g.drawArc(100,370,100,70,180,180);//bottom semi-circle

//Draw the connecting arc for both ends of the cylinder

g.drawArc(100,70,100,70,0,180);//top circle completion

g.drawArc(100,370,100,70,0,180);//bottom circle completion

//CUBE

//Draw rectangles showing faces of a cube

g.drawRect(500,100,200,200);//the front face of cube

g.drawRect(450,200,200,200);//the back face of cube

//Drawing lines to connect corners to form three-dimensional shape of a cube

g.drawLine(500,100,450,200);//connect top left corners

g.drawLine(500,300,450,400);//connect down left corners

g.drawLine(700,100,650,200);//connect down right corners

g.drawLine(700,300,650,400);//connect top right corners

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