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inexpensive jsp pages inexpensive jsp pages Since that isn't the case our association of the last two variables with width and height must be correct.The extremely astute reader may object at this point. Until now we've only drawn squares. Although the last two variables passed to drawRect and fillRect must be the height and the width how do we know which is which? The simplest way to tell is to write a test program that draws a non-square rectangle. Let's try that now://Draw a rectangleimport java.

inexpensive jsp pages applet.Applet; import java.awt.*; public class Mondrian4 extends Applet { int RectHeight, RectWidth, RectTop, RectLeft, AppletWidth, AppletHeight; public void init() { Dimension d = size(); AppletHeight = d.height; AppletWidth = d.

inexpensive jsp pages width; RectHeight = AppletHeight/3; RectWidth = (AppletWidth*2)/3; RectTop = (AppletHeight - RectHeight)/2; RectLeft= (AppletWidth - RectWidth)/2; repaint(); } public void paint(Graphics g) { g.drawRect(0, 0, AppletWidth-1, AppletHeight-1); g.fillRect(RectLeft, RectTop, RectWidth-1, RectHeight-1); }}So you see that the third argument is indeed the width and the fourth is the height.Now that we've learned how to draw rectangles, both filled and unfilled, let's make life a little more exciting by randomly selecting the position and size of the rectangle. To do this we'll need the Math.

inexpensive jsp pages random() method from java.lang.Math. This method returns a double between 0.0 and 1.

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