Can I get $5$ images generated by Java code based on this $5$ test cases? I have provided the example image of output expected and some of the code screenshot. This box has character limit and the project question is asked before in chegg.com for your reference:

Test Case $1$: Valid Scene with a Rectangle and RightTriangle

Description: A basic scene with two shapes, a Rectangle and a RightTriangle.

Input:

Scene Polygons $(500,400)$ Rectangle Color $(255,0,0)$ at $(50,50)$ Height $100$ Width $200$; RightTriangle Color $(0,255,0)$ at $(300,150)$ Height $80$ Width $120$; End.

Expected Output:

A Scene object with dimensions $500$x$400.$

Two shapes: a red Rectangle positioned at $(50,50)$ with Height$=100$ and Width$=200,$ and a green RightTriangle positioned at $(300,150)$ with Height$=80$ and Width$=120.$

Test Case $2$: Scene with an IsoscelesTriangle, Parallelogram, and RegularPolygon

Description: A scene with an isosceles triangle, a parallelogram with an offset, and a regular polygon.

Input:

Scene Polygons $(600,600)$ Isosceles Color $(0,0,255)$ at $(100,100)$ Height $150$ Width $100$; Parallelogram Color $(255,255,0)$ at $(200,200)$ Height $120$ Width $180$ Offset $40$; RegularPolygon Color $(128,0,128)$ at $(400,300)$ Radius $60$ Sides $6$; End.

Expected Output:

A Scene object with dimensions $600$x$600.$

Three shapes: a blue IsoscelesTriangle, a yellow Parallelogram with offset $40,$ and a purple RegularPolygon with $6$ sides and radius $60.$

Test Case $3$: Scene with a Text Shape

Description: A scene that includes a text shape to verify the text$-$handling capability.

Input:

Scene Polygons $(400,400)$ Text Color $(0,0,0)$ at $(50,50)$ "Hello World"; End.

Expected Output:

A Scene object with dimensions $400$x$400.$

One black Text shape positioned at $(50,50)$ displaying the text "Hello World".

Test Case $4$: Invalid Scene Format

Description: An input with an incorrect scene format to test error handling.

Input:

Scene Polygons $500,400$ Rectangle Color $(255,0,0)$ at $(50,50)$ Height $100$ Width $200$; End.

Expected Output:

The parser should throw an error or log a message indicating the scene format is incorrect, as the scene dimensions are not enclosed in parentheses. The scene should not be created.

Test Case $5$: Complex Scene with Multiple Shapes

Description: A larger scene with multiple shapes to verify handling of diverse shapes and sizes in one scene.

Input:

Scene Polygons $(800,600)$ Rectangle Color $(200,200,200)$ at $(100,100)$ Height $150$ Width $200$; RightTriangle Color $(255,100,50)$ at $(300,250)$ Height $90$ Width $130$; Isosceles Color $(0,255,0)$ at $(500,50)$ Height $120$ Width $80$; Parallelogram Color $(255,255,0)$ at $(150,300)$ Height $100$ Width $150$ Offset $30$; RegularPolygon Color $(0,0,255)$ at $(400,450)$ Radius $70$ Sides $5$; Text Color $(0,0,0)$ at $(600,300)$ "Complex Scene"; End.

Expected Output:

A Scene object with dimensions $800$x$600.$

Six shapes:

A gray Rectangle at $(100,100)$ with Height$=150$ and Width$=200.$An orange RightTriangle at $(300,250)$ with Height$=90$ and Width$=130.$A green IsoscelesTriangle at $(500,50)$ with Height$=120$ and Width$=80.$A yellow Parallelogram at $(150,300)$ with offset $30.$A blue RegularPolygon with $5$ sides and radius $70.$A black Text shape at $(600,300)$ with the content "Complex Scene".

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public class Main $\{$

public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$

File sceneFile $=$ null;

$//$ Section $1$: Locate the scene.txt file

JFileChooser fileChooser $=$ new JFileChooser$()$;

fileChooser.setDialogTitle$("$Select the scene file"$)$;

int returnValue $=$ fileChooser.showOpenDialog$($ parent: null$)$;

if $($returnValue $==$ JFileChooser.APPROVE$\_$OPTION$)\{$

sceneFile $=$ fileChooser.getSelectedFile$()$;

$//$ Print the selected file path for confirmation

System.out.println$("$File selected: $"+$ sceneFile.getAbsolutePath$())$;

$\}$

$//$ Check if a file was selected; if not, show an error and exit

if $($sceneFile $==$ null$)\{$

JOptionPane.showMessageDialog$($ parentComponent: null, message: "Error: No scene file selected. Exitin$$

return;

$\}$

$//$ Check if the file exists

if $(!$sceneFile.exists$())\{$

JOptionPane.showMessageDialog$($ parentComponent: null, message: "Error: The selected file does not exi:

return;

public class Scene $\{6$usages

private int width; $3$usages

private int height; $3$usages

private JFrame window; $5$ usages

private DrawingPanel drawingPanel; $6$usages

public Scene$($int width, int height$)\{2$ usages

this.width $=$ width;

this.height $=$ height;

$//$ Initialize window

window $=$ new JFrame$($ title: "Scene Viewer"$)$;

window.setSize$($width$,$ height$)$;

window.setDefaultCloseOperation$($JFrame$.$EXIT$\_$ON$\_$CLOSE$)$;

$//$ Initialize and add drawing panel to window

drawingPanel $=$ new DrawingPanel$()$;

window.add$($drawingPanel$)$;

window.setVisible$($true$)$;

$\}$

public int getWidth$()\{1$usage

return width;

$\}$

import java.awt.Color;

import java.awt.Graphics;

import java.awt.Polygon;

public class RightTriangle extends Shape $\{1$usage

private int height; $3$usages

private int width; $2$usages

public RightTriangle$($int$[]$ color, int$[]$ position, int height, int width$)\{1$usage

super$($color$,$ position$)$;

this.height $=$ height;

this.width $=$ width;

$\}$

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