Here is a UML diagram for a geometric figure, the Square. Use this diagram to write a class called Square.java that contains the instance variables and instance methods given below:

Question

Here is a UML diagram for a geometric figure, the Square. Use this diagram to write a class called Square.java that contains

the instance variables and instance methods given below:

	Square
-side: int
+Square() //default constructor set size to zero	+Square(int newSide) // regular constructor sets side to newSide	+getSide():int // returns current value of side	+setSide(int newSide) // changes value of side to new Side	+getArea():double // returns area of the square (square of the sides)	+isSame(Square other):Boolean // returns true if square is same as other,	// returns false otherwise	+toString(): String // returns the string representation of square as	// “Square of side length s” where s is the integer value of side	// for example, if side ==6, then returns “Square of side length 6”

Answer 1

class Square

{

protected int side;

public Square () { side=0; }

public Square(int s) { side =s; }

public int getSide() { return(side); }

public void setSide(int s) { side=s; }

public double getArea() { return(side*side); }

public boolean isSame(Square other) { return(other.side==this.side); }

public double getPerimeter() { return(4*side); }

@Override public String toString()

{

return(

new String(

"Square of side length " + side

)

);

}

public static void main(String args[])

{

Square square = new Square(10);

System.out.println( square.toString() + " has area " + square.getArea() + " and perimeter " + square.getPerimeter());

}

}