/GIGIH-HW-CartesianSystem

Primary LanguageJava

Cartesian System

Problem Statement

  • Find a length of two points in cartesian system

Dev Environment

CartesianSystem library use following tools:

  • Java 17
  • Gradle 6.3
  • IntelliJ IDEA (download)

How to Run Test

Enter the following command to run the test in command line gradle test
If you're in IntelliJ IDEA. Right click at CartesianSystemTest in the right project panel then click run.

Build Instructions

Enter the following command to build the project gradle build or if you're in IntelliJ IDEA. Go to Build menu at the top of the software then click build project or you can press Ctrl+F9.

Run Instructions

Run with Example file

We prepared an Example file for you to run the library. Enter the following command to run the example file gradle run in your command line or right click at Example file in the right project panel then click run.

Run with your own file

  • If you want to implement this library in your java file, make a java file first.
  • in build.gradle file, change com.minibootcamp.Example with your package and main file.
  • Then make a new object of CalculateTheLengthOfTwoPoints (i.e) CartesianSystem cs = new CartesianSystem(); in your created java file.
  • Set your points setCoordinateX1(), setCoordinateY1(), setCoordinateX2(), setCoordinateY1(). After you set it you can calculate with calculateLength() method.
  • If you want to change point, you can chagne it with re set your point and then calculate again with calculateLength()
  • Heres a description of methods that can be use with this class
Method Description
setCoordinateX1(double num) Set x of first point
setCoordinateY1(double num) Set y of first point
setCoordinateX2(double num) Set x of second point
setCoordinateY2(double num) Set y of second point
calculateLength() Return a float number of length from two points