Top-down design uses stubs to represent not-yet-implemented methods. Bottom-up design uses local main methods to test low-level

Question:

Top-down design uses stubs to represent not-yet-implemented methods. Bottom-up design uses local main methods to test low-level methods that will eventually be called from other classes. The public method below draws a solid right triangle. Provide a local main method to test it.

public class Triangle { public void draw(double height, double tanApex) int rows = (int) Math.ceil(height);