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Need help building map in Java. Code included below.
I'm trying to build a map using Java. I'm trying to build it on a simple x,y coordinate graph and I need two classes with it and a class to test it. I need to have positive and negative point's as well. I included what I have to far: https://code.sololearn.com/c0hXXSfzciXU/?ref=app
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The problem with Graphics with Java is here, that SL does not support Java Graphics.
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If you want to use Java, open this empty code and save it as yours.
https://code.sololearn.com/cH1V064YNrJX/?ref=app
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Okay, thanks! I just updated my question
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I've been using netbeams for this. It's for an assingment for one of my classes. I'm just not sure how to proceed
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I'd say maybe use a 2D array and modify that, then just print the final output as the array (but looking better).
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I wrote a small example program here, I left some comments (I hope they help):
https://code.sololearn.com/cs1Q2WF293Qv/?ref=app
All in all, try and store then modify an object, instead of just printing things. It'll help in the long run, making the code a lot easier to reason about.
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I have a picture, but this website wont let me post one. Basically, my teacher showed us an example by drawing a graph on the board and plotting points on it. That's pretty much all it needs to be
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kind of, yeah
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So, I think you don't wanna create a map in your console, so you have to decide, which framework you'll use: For example Swing or JavaFX.
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But if you want to use the console, it's simply trial and error.
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So, is it possible that you post a little example how you expect your output to be?
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Like this?
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So,first you have to think about a square, so try to generate one. Then you try to leave out pieces to create that cross.