CSci 2101 Data Structures: Lab 14: Java applets
Java Applets
Some helpful APIs:
For full credit it's enough to do just the first problem.
Problem 1
Draw an applet with some shapes and your name on it.
Problem 2
Your task is to write an applet that draws a picture which looks roughly like this:
Use methids fillArc() and drawArc() methods of the Graphics class to draw the umbrellas.
Here are some hints on setting the text:
The method drawString of the Graphics package writes text.
Changing your font
To liven up your font a bit (otherwise it will appear in the default font),
you can set the font for the graphics object just as
you set color for drawing, only instead of setColor() you
use setFont() (see the Graphics contract). Changing your font
requires creating a new Font object. The
Font constructor takes 3 parameters:
- A font name, which is a string. It must be one of the predefined
font names. Examples are: "Serif" (which is the font used in this
applet), "Sans-serif", "Sand" or "Monospaced".
- The font style, which is a predefined instance variable. There
are three options: Font.BOLD (which we use in this lab), Font.ITALIC,
and Font.PLAIN (default).
- The font size, an integer.
In this lab, the font in the applet was created like this:
Font rainfont = new Font("Serif", Font.BOLD, 20);
This is a lab from CSci 2101 course.