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Three classes to which the object myGrandmothersBrooch belong:
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Three classes to which the object eggsBenedict belong:
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Three classes to which the object cookieMonster belong:
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myBlueDenimShirt
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Othello is played with white and black pieces. When surrounded by opponents on all sides or top and bottom, a piece is caught and its colour is flipped. You must capture one opponent piece on your turn. When neither player can move, the game finishes. Most pieces wins. Othello object-oriented design.
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Welcome to Nick's Neon Tubing Calculator
Enter the shape type (R, S, C, T, L, Q):
R
Enter Height and Width of Rectangle:
6.5 12
The perimeter of a 6.5 x 12 rectangle is 37.0
Enter the shape type (R, S, C, T, L, Q):
C
Enter Diameter:
12
The circumference of circle with diameter 12 is 37.7
Enter the shape type (R, S, C, T, L, Q):
Q
Shapes Needed
37.0 - rectangle, 6.5 x 12
37.7 - circle, diameter 12 ---------------------------
74.7 Total Length
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there is a version 2 as well, if you look at the pictures. Every person I have asked to help has either not made it object oriented or that code did not work. PLEASE help.
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