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Tutorial 25: Painting in JApplets and JFrames For this tutorial, you will practice painting in JApplets and JFrames. This tutorial should be completed before the next lecture. Task 1: Paint a simple picture You are required to write a JApplet that produces a picture similar to the illustration, and whose top-left corner is at (0,0). Step 1: Create a NetBeans project Create a new project called SimpleJApplet in a folder called T25. Step 2: Plan your picture Draw a diagram to plan your picture. Instead of circles, use a different shape (e.g. square, oval, rectangle, triangle, hexagon, etc.). Use a different colour from yellow. You should show all image parts with co-ordinates and dimensions. Step 3: Write source code Add a class called SimpleJApplet to your project. Write the Java code so that the image you have planned is drawn. You may choose your own colours for the background and the shapes. The borders of the shapes and the line between the shapes must be drawn in black. Step 4: Test your program Run your program, and take a screen shot. Portfolio requirements: • A digital copy of your image plan from step 2 • SimpleJApplet.java from step 3 • An image file (.jpg, .gif, or .png) of your screen shot from step 4

          Tutorial 25: Painting in JApplets and JFrames
For this tutorial, you will practice painting in JApplets and JFrames.
This tutorial should be completed before the next lecture.

Task 1: Paint a simple picture
You are required to write a JApplet that produces a picture similar to the illustration, and whose top-left corner is at (0,0).

Step 1: Create a NetBeans project
Create a new project called SimpleJApplet in a folder called T25.

Step 2: Plan your picture
Draw a diagram to plan your picture. Instead of circles, use a different shape (e.g. square, oval, rectangle, triangle, hexagon, etc.). Use a different colour from yellow. You should show all image parts with co-ordinates and dimensions.

Step 3: Write source code
Add a class called SimpleJApplet to your project. Write the Java code so that the image you have planned is drawn. You may choose your own colours for the background and the shapes. The borders of the shapes and the line between the shapes must be drawn in black.

Step 4: Test your program
Run your program, and take a screen shot.

Portfolio requirements:
• A digital copy of your image plan from step 2
• SimpleJApplet.java from step 3
• An image file (.jpg, .gif, or .png) of your screen shot from step 4

Tutorial 25: Painting in JApplets and JFrames
For this tutorial, you will practice painting in JApplets and JFrames.
This tutorial should be completed before the next lecture.

Task 1: Paint a simple picture
You are required to write a JApplet that produces a picture similar to the illustration, and whose top-left corner is at (0,0).

Step 1: Create a NetBeans project
Create a new project called SimpleJApplet in a folder called T25.

Step 2: Plan your picture
Draw a diagram to plan your picture. Instead of circles, use a different shape (e.g. square, oval, rectangle, triangle, hexagon, etc.). Use a different colour from yellow. You should show all image parts with co-ordinates and dimensions.

Step 3: Write source code
Add a class called SimpleJApplet to your project. Write the Java code so that the image you have planned is drawn. You may choose your own colours for the background and the shapes. The borders of the shapes and the line between the shapes must be drawn in black.

Step 4: Test your program
Run your program, and take a screen shot.

Portfolio requirements:
• A digital copy of your image plan from step 2
• SimpleJApplet.java from step 3
• An image file (.jpg, .gif, or .png) of your screen shot from step 4

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