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Given the class \'Point\' which has two member variables x, and y. What will the

ID: 3747168 • Letter: G

Question

Given the class 'Point' which has two member variables x, and y. What will the output of the first "System.out.println" statement in the main method ?

True

False

Won't print anything

Error

True

False

Won't print anything

Error

public class Point f private int x; private int y; public void setX(int x) this.x -x; public void setY(int y) this.yey; public void setXY(int x, int y,) x-y; public boolean IsEqual (Point p) public void DisplayPoint() System.out.println("("+x "," + y ")"); public void movePoint(int deltax, int deltay) (// 'x' is increased by deltax and y is increased by deltay public void SetLocation (Point P) (//make point to have the specified location P. public static void main(String[] args) t /I TODO Auto-generated method stub Point P1 new Point(); Point P2 -new Point(); P1.setx(5); P1.setY (6); P2.setx(5); P2.setY (6); System.out.println(P1.IsEqual(P2)); P2.setXY(3,4); System.out.println(P1.IsEqual(P2));

Explanation / Answer

Answer : (D)

The variables x and y are private to the class. Now, in the function IsEqual(), we are accessing the variables x and y directly i.e:

p.x

p.y

So, it will cause an error as they are not public.

In order to correctly run the code, we can create method

getX()

and

getY()

which return the values of x and y and then modify the IsEqual function like

public boolean IsEqual(Point p)

{

  return ( ( p.getX() == x ) && ( p.getY() == y ) );

}

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