Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
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Chapter 5, Problem 29P
Program Plan Intro
English ruler project
Program plan:
- Create the class MyRuler.
- Define the main() method. From main call the method drawRuler().
- Define the method drawOneTick() to find the length and label of the tick.
- Define the method drawTicks() to draw the ticks.
- Define the method drawRuler() to draw the ruler by passing the parameters and call the method. to perform the defined function.
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