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# Square class - text based # Allows you to change set initial data, then change the data, and show the square as text # Because of fonts, squares will probably not show as exactly square

class Square(): """Represents a square """

def __init__(self, size, hChar, vChar, cornerChar): ''' Initializes a square Pass in the size, the character to used for the horizontal edge, vertical edge, and corners. ''' self.size = size self.hChar = hChar self.vChar = vChar self.cornerChar = cornerChar

def show(self): ''' Print the square in text using the horizontal edge, vertical edge, and corner characters Use a space (' ') for all characters not on an edge ''' print() print('This line should be replaced with lines to draw this Square.')

def getSize(self): ''' Returns the size of an edge of the Square ''' pass

def setHorizontalChar(self, newHChar): ''' Set a new horizontal character ''' pass def setVerticalChar(self, newVChar): ''' Set a new vertical character ''' pass

def setCornerChar(self, newCornerChar): ''' Set a new corner character ''' pass

# Must add 2 additional methods: setSize and getArea

# Test code # Create a square of size 5 oSquare1 = Square(5, '-', '|', '*') # pass in size, horizonal, vertical, and edge characters oSquare1.show() print('Size is:', oSquare1.getSize(), " area is:", oSquare1.getArea())

# Create another square of size 10 oSquare2 = Square(10, '-', '|', '*') oSquare2.show() print('Size is:', oSquare2.getSize(), " area is:", oSquare2.getArea())

# Tell the first square to modify its data oSquare1.setSize(7) oSquare1.setHorizontalChar('^') oSquare1.setVerticalChar('?') oSquare1.setCornerChar('$') oSquare1.show() print('Size is:', oSquare1.getSize(), " area is:", oSquare1.getArea()) print()