Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
7th Edition
ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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**Design and Implement Program**

Develop a program that implements the following three methods:

- **Method `isValid(...)`:**  
  Returns `true` if the sum of the width and height is greater than 30.  
  ```java
  boolean isValid(double width, double height) {}
  ```

- **Method `Area(...)`:**  
  Returns the area of the rectangle if it is a valid rectangle.  
  ```java
  double Area(double width, double height) {}
  ```

- **Method `Perimeter(...)`:**  
  Returns the perimeter of the rectangle if it is a valid rectangle.  
  ```java
  double Perimeter(double width, double height) {}
  ```

**Important Note:**  
Always remember that in Java and C#, the methods must be `public` and `static`.

**Instructions for the Main Method:**

The main method should prompt the user to enter the width and height of a rectangle (as double values) and use the methods to print out a message followed by the area and perimeter if the rectangle is valid. Otherwise, it only prints the message:  
"This is an invalid rectangle."

**Note:**  
The method `isValid(...)` is used to validate the input before attempting to compute the area and perimeter.

**Additional Design Requirement:**

Design the main method in the test program such that it allows the user to re-run the program with different inputs (using a sentinel loop structure).
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Transcribed Image Text:**Design and Implement Program** Develop a program that implements the following three methods: - **Method `isValid(...)`:** Returns `true` if the sum of the width and height is greater than 30. ```java boolean isValid(double width, double height) {} ``` - **Method `Area(...)`:** Returns the area of the rectangle if it is a valid rectangle. ```java double Area(double width, double height) {} ``` - **Method `Perimeter(...)`:** Returns the perimeter of the rectangle if it is a valid rectangle. ```java double Perimeter(double width, double height) {} ``` **Important Note:** Always remember that in Java and C#, the methods must be `public` and `static`. **Instructions for the Main Method:** The main method should prompt the user to enter the width and height of a rectangle (as double values) and use the methods to print out a message followed by the area and perimeter if the rectangle is valid. Otherwise, it only prints the message: "This is an invalid rectangle." **Note:** The method `isValid(...)` is used to validate the input before attempting to compute the area and perimeter. **Additional Design Requirement:** Design the main method in the test program such that it allows the user to re-run the program with different inputs (using a sentinel loop structure).
This is a transcription of a computer program output along with instructions for students. The program seems to validate rectangles and calculate their area and perimeter:

---

This is an invalid rectangle

Do you want to enter another width and height (Y/N)? : **Y**

Enter width: **20.0**  
Enter height: **15.0**  
This is a valid rectangle  
The area is: **300.0**  
The perimeter is: **70.0**

Do you want to enter another width and height (Y/N)? : **N**

Program Ends

---

**Instructions:**

- Programs must be working correctly.
- **Programs must be saved in files with the correct file name.**
- If working in Java or C#, class names must be correct.
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Transcribed Image Text:This is a transcription of a computer program output along with instructions for students. The program seems to validate rectangles and calculate their area and perimeter: --- This is an invalid rectangle Do you want to enter another width and height (Y/N)? : **Y** Enter width: **20.0** Enter height: **15.0** This is a valid rectangle The area is: **300.0** The perimeter is: **70.0** Do you want to enter another width and height (Y/N)? : **N** Program Ends --- **Instructions:** - Programs must be working correctly. - **Programs must be saved in files with the correct file name.** - If working in Java or C#, class names must be correct.
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