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frosja888 [35]
3 years ago
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Exercise1 : Defining Circle type and Creating a Driver Circle class private members double radius double xPos double yPos public

members double diameter() get the diameter of the Circle. It returns a value, diameter. double area() calculate the area of the Circle double circumference() calculate the circumference of the circle double getRadius() returns the radius double getX() returns the xPos value double getY() returns the yPos value void setX(double x) sets xPos, no requirements void setY(double y) sets yPos, no requirements double distanceToOrigin() returns the distance from the center of the circle to the origin HINT: Find out how to calculate the distance between two points and recall the origin is at (0,0) bool intersect(const Circle
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
asambeis [7]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Aee explaination

Explanation:

1) class_circle.h

#include<iostream>

#include<cmath>

#include<iomanip>

#define PI 3.14159

using namespace std;

class circle

{

private:

double radius,xPos,yPos;

public:

double diameter();

double area();

double circumference();

double getRadius();

double getX();

double getY();

void setX(double x);

void setY(double y);

double distanceToOrigin();

bool intersect(const circle& otherCircle);

bool setRadius(double r);

};

class CircleDriver:public circle

{

private:

circle circ1;

circle circ2;

void obtainCircles();

void printCircleInfo();

public:

void run();

};

2) class_circle.cpp

#include "class_circle.h"

double circle::diameter()

{

return (radius * 2);

}

double circle::area()

{

return PI * radius * radius;

}

double circle::circumference()

{

return 2 * PI * radius;

}

double circle::distanceToOrigin()

{

return sqrt((xPos * xPos) + (yPos * yPos));

}

double circle::getRadius()

{

return radius;

}

double circle::getX()

{

return xPos;

}

double circle::getY()

{

return yPos;

}

void circle::setX(double x)

{

xPos = x;

}

void circle::setY(double y)

{

yPos = y;

}

bool circle::setRadius(double r)

{

if(r > 0)

{

radius = r;

return true;

}

else

{

radius = 0;

return false;

}

}

bool circle::intersect(const circle& otherCircle)

{

double dist1 = (radius - otherCircle.radius) * (radius - otherCircle.radius);

double dist2 = ((xPos - otherCircle.xPos) * (xPos - otherCircle.xPos)) + ((yPos - otherCircle.yPos)*(yPos - otherCircle.yPos));

double dist3 = (radius + otherCircle.radius) * (radius + otherCircle.radius);

if((dist1 <= dist2 ) && (dist2 <= dist3) && (dist1 < dist3))

return true;

else

return false;

}

void CircleDriver::obtainCircles()

{

double x,y,rad;

cout<<"Enter xPos yPos circle 1 :";

cin>>x>>y;

do

{

cout<<"\n\nEnter radius for circle 1 :";

cin>>rad;

}while(rad <= 0);

circ1.setX(x);

circ1.setY(y);

circ1.setRadius(rad);

cout<<"\n\nEnter xPos yPos circle 2 :";

cin>>x>>y;

do

{

cout<<"\n\nEnter radius for circle 2 :";

cin>>rad;

}while(rad <= 0);

circ2.setX(x);

circ2.setY(y);

circ2.setRadius(rad);

}

void CircleDriver::printCircleInfo()

{

cout<<setprecision(6)<<endl;

cout<<"\n\nInformation for Circle 1:"<<endl;

cout<<"location:( "<<circ1.getX()<<" ,"<<circ1.getY()<<" )"<<endl;

cout<<"diameter: "<<circ1.diameter()<<endl;

cout<<"area: "<<circ1.area()<<endl;

cout<<"circumference: "<<circ1.circumference()<<endl;

cout<<"distance from the origin: "<<circ1.distanceToOrigin()<<endl;

cout<<"\n\nInformation for Circle 2:"<<endl;

cout<<"location:( "<<circ2.getX()<<" ,"<<circ2.getY()<<" )"<<endl;

cout<<"diameter: "<<circ2.diameter()<<endl;

cout<<"area: "<<circ2.area()<<endl;

cout<<"circumference: "<<circ2.circumference()<<endl;

cout<<"distance from the origin: "<<circ2.distanceToOrigin()<<endl<<endl;

if(circ1.intersect(circ2))

cout<<"The circles intersect."<<endl;

else

cout<<"The circles does not intersect."<<endl;

}

void CircleDriver::run()

{

obtainCircles();

printCircleInfo();

}

3) main.cpp

#include "class_circle.h"

int main()

{

CircleDriver myDriver;

myDriver.run();

return(0);

}

Please refer below output for reference

Enter xPos yPos circle 1 :0.0 50.0

Enter radius for circle 1 :100.0

Enter xPos yPos circle 2 :50.0 0.0

Enter radius for circle 2 :100.0

Information for Circle 1:

location:( 0 ,50 )

diameter: 200

area: 31415.9

circumference: 628.318

distance from the origin: 50

Information for Circle 2:

location:( 50 ,0 )

diameter: 200

area: 31415.9

circumference: 628.318

distance from the origin: 50

The circles intersect.

Process returned 0 (0x0) execution time : 18.245 s

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