Lab #$2-$ Circle

Lab Requirements

Design and implement an application that draws a circle using a rubberbanding technique.

The circle size is determined by a mouse drag.

Use the original mouse click location as a fixed center point.

The mouse location during the drag should be on the outside of the circle.

Hints $($drawOval$)$

You'll have to research the drawOval method on your own. Google is your friend :$)$

Search for "How to draw a circle in Java" and see what you find. There are issues with the $($x$,$y$)$ coordinated you will have available to you and the $($x$,$y$)$ coordinates that are used with drawOval.

You will have to have the program perform some calculations to get the circle to draw in the correct place.

Compute the distance between the mouse pointer and the center point $($use the distance formula$)$ to determine the current radius of the circle.

Start with the following example code. $($Click to Download RubberLines.zip$($opens in a new tab$)$ example$).$

Use the following names for your files:

CirclePanel.java

Circle.java

red circle

Place your class files for Lab #$2$ in a folder named L$12\_$Circle.