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Java 30

The document outlines a practical assignment for developing a Java applet program that implements various geometric shapes including a cylinder, cube, square inside a circle, circle inside a square, and a polygon. It includes the code for drawing these shapes using the Graphics class in Java. The assignment is submitted by a student named Abhay Manik Uchit with roll number 56.

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Java 30

The document outlines a practical assignment for developing a Java applet program that implements various geometric shapes including a cylinder, cube, square inside a circle, circle inside a square, and a polygon. It includes the code for drawing these shapes using the Graphics class in Java. The assignment is submitted by a student named Abhay Manik Uchit with roll number 56.

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Practical No.

:30
Practical Name : Develop a program for implement shapes on applet like
cone,cylinders,cube,square inside a circle,circle inside a square.

Roll No. : 56

Student Name: Abhay Manik Uchit

Program: import
[Link].*; import
[Link].*;
public class Shapes extends Applet
{
public void paint(Graphics g)
{
/*Cylinder*/
[Link]("(a).Cylinder",10,110);
[Link](10,10,50,10);
[Link](10,80,50,10)
;
[Link](10,15,10,85);
[Link](60,15,60,85);
/*Cube*/
[Link]("(b).Cube",95,110);
[Link](80,10,50,50);
[Link](95,25,50,50);
[Link](80,10,95,25);
[Link](130,10,145,25);
[Link](80,60,95,75);
[Link](130,60,145,75);
/*Squar Inside A Circle*/
[Link]("(c).Squar Inside A Circle",150,110);
[Link](180,10,80,80);
[Link](192,22,55,55);
/*Circle Inside a Squar*/
[Link]("(d).Circle Inside a Squar",290,110);
[Link](290,10,80,80);
[Link](290,10,80,80);
/*Polygon*/
[Link]("(e).Polygon",90,250)
; int a[]={200,400,200,400}; int
b[]={200,500,500,200};
[Link](a,b,4);

}
}
/*
<html>
<applet code="[Link]" width="200" height="200">
</applet>
</html>
*/

Output :

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