Java Assignment

• Create a Java class named MyRectangle2D.java.
• Have your program output your first and last name.
• Your class will have double two variables named x and y. These will represent the center point of your rectangle.
• Your class will have two double variables named width and height. These will represent the width and height of your rectangle.
• Create getter and setter methods for x, y, width, and height.
• Create a no argument constructor for your class that sets x to 0, y to 0, width to 1, and height to 1. Have this constructor output your first and last name.
• Create a constructor for your class that has x, y, width, and height input parameters.
  • If the x or y input parameters are less than 0.0, set them to be 0.0
  • If the width or height input parameters are less than 1.0, set them to be 1.0
• Create method myTop that returns the y coordinate of the top of the rectangle
  • This would be y + 0.5*height.
• Create method myBottom that returns the y coordinate of the bottom of the rectangle
  • This would be y 0.5*height.
• Create method myLeft that returns the x coordinate of the left side of the rectangle
  • This would be x 0.5*width.
• Create method myRight that returns the x coordinate of the left side of the rectangle
  • This would be x + 0.5*width.
• Create method getArea that returns the area of the rectangle
  • The area is the width * height
• Create method getPerimeter that returns the perimeter of the rectangle
  • The perimeter is 2 * width + 2 * height
• Create method contains(double inX, double inY) that returns true if the point (inX,inY) is inside the rectangle and false otherwise.
• To test your program, I will create a class with a main method that creates instances of your MyRectangle2D class, calling all the constructors and method.
• For example, assume a rectangle was created with x=2.0, y=1.0, width=1.0, and height=2.0
  • getX would return 2.0
  • getY would return 1.0
  • getWidth would return 1.0
  • getHeight would return 2.0
  • myTop would return 2.0
  • myBottom would return 0.0
  • myLeft would return 1.5
  • myRight would return 2.5
  • getArea would return 2.0
  • getPerimeter would return 6.0
  • contains(1.75,0.9) would return true
  • contains(2.5,2.25) would return false