CLASS CIRCLETESTER.JAVA

public class CircleTester

{

public static void main(String[] args)

{

Circle one = new Circle(10, "blue", 50, 35);

Circle two = new Circle(10, "blue", 50, 35);

Circle three = new Circle(20, "red", 0, 0);

Circle four = three;

// Modify this program to correctly compare objects

// We should not be comparing objects using ==

if(one == two)

{

System.out.println("Circles one and two are equal!");

System.out.println(one);

System.out.println(two);

}

if(three == four)

{

System.out.println("Circles three and four are equal!");

System.out.println(three);

System.out.println(four);

}

}

}

CIRCLE.JAVA

public class Circle

{

private int radius;

private String color;

private int x;

private int y;

public Circle(int theRadius, String theColor, int xPosition, int yPosition)

{

radius = theRadius;

color = theColor;

x = xPosition;

y = yPosition;

}

public int getRadius()

{

return radius;

}

public int getX()

{

return x;

}

public int getY()

{

return y;

}

public String getColor()

{

return color;

}

// Implement a toString method and an equals method here!

public String toString()

{

// Change this!

return false;

}

public boolean equals(Circle other)

{

// Change this!

return false;

}

}

5 points Status: Not Submitted This program is incorrectly comparing Circles using ==. Modify the CircleTester class to correctly compare Circle objects using . equals You'll need to implement the following methods in the Circle class so that the CircleTester can correctly compare and print Circle s: public String toString() public boolean equals(Circle other) equals should only return true if both Circles have the exact same attributes (color, radius, x, and y). toString should return a String of the form [color] circle with a radius of [radius] at position ([x], [y]) . For example: Circle circle = new Circle(10, "blue", 50, 40); System. out. println(circle); Should print out blue circle with a radius of 10 at position (50, 40)