And run the program. How many lines do you see now? Then, follow the direction and see if you can complete this program accordingly. Once you complete this program, you will have the first set of wo lines has a star point at the coordinate (a,b) and (a,b+10), and an end point at the coordinates (a+c,b) and (a+c,b+10). he, coordinate of the end point is a+c, which is equal to (200+200=400), and the y coordinate of each end point is b and (b+10). The second set of tines are similar to The first set, but with an updated value of b. The value of is updated by subtracting its current value from the height of the canvas efectively inpeing itacross the x-axis. The new value of b is equal to (height - b), which is equal to (360200=160). The start point of the second set of lines at the coordinates (a+c,b) and (a+c,b+10), and the end point of each ine is at (a+2c,b) and (a+2c,b+10) And run the program. How many lines do you see now? Then, follow the direction and see if you can complete this program accordingly. Once you complete this program, you will have the first set of wo lines has a star point at the coordinate (a,b) and (a,b+10), and an end point at the coordinates (a+c,b) and (a+c,b+10). he, coordinate of the end point is a+c, which is equal to (200+200=400), and the y coordinate of each end point is b and (b+10). The second set of tines are similar to The first set, but with an updated value of b. The value of is updated by subtracting its current value from the height of the canvas efectively inpeing itacross the x-axis. The new value of b is equal to (height - b), which is equal to (360200=160). The start point of the second set of lines at the coordinates (a+c,b) and (a+c,b+10), and the end point of each ine is at (a+2c,b) and (a+2c,b+10)