Write a JavaFX application that draws a circle using a rubberbanding technique. The circle size is determined by a mouse drag. Use the initial mouse press location as the fixed center point of the circle. Compute the distance between the current location of the mouse pointer and the center point to determine the current radius of the circle.

Write a JavaFX application that draws a circle using a rubberbanding technique. The circle size is determined by a mouse drag. Use the initial mouse press location as the fixed center point of the circle. Compute the distance between the current location of the mouse pointer and the center point to determine the current radius of the circle.

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

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Chapter16: Graphics

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