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You have to define a class Robot
that describes
a robot very similar to the one you worked with in the first
lab. To clarify how easy this problem is we need to say that
metaphorically your robot is:
Tigger
BankAccount
Rectangle
ConsoleReader
String
Robot
needs to be able to:
turnLeft
(90 degrees)
moveForward
(one step)
Robot
also needs to remember its location. Two methods:
getX()
, and
getY()
The location of the robot is a pair ( x , y ) of integers, that describes the position of the robot.
When you create a Robot
one need specify:
direction()
it's facing (N, S, W, E)
report()
(x, y, name, direction)
This would produce the following output:class Walk { public static void main(String[] args) { Robot a = new Robot("Alice", 2, 3, "North"); a.report(); Robot q = new Robot("Queen", -4, -1, "West"); q.report(); a.turnLeft(); a.report(); a.moveForward(); a.report(); a.turnLeft(); a.report(); a.moveForward(); a.report(); a.moveForward(); a.report(); a.moveForward(); a.report(); q.moveForward(); q.report(); q.turnLeft(); q.report(); } }
Your task is to writefrilled.cs.indiana.edu%java Walk Robot Alice located at (2, 3) facing North Robot Queen located at (-4, -1) facing West Robot Alice now turns left. Robot Alice located at (2, 3) facing West Robot Alice now moves forward. Robot Alice located at (1, 3) facing West Robot Alice now turns left. Robot Alice located at (1, 3) facing South Robot Alice now moves forward. Robot Alice located at (1, 4) facing South Robot Alice now moves forward. Robot Alice located at (1, 5) facing South Robot Alice now moves forward. Robot Alice located at (1, 6) facing South Robot Queen now moves forward. Robot Queen located at (-5, -1) facing West Robot Queen now turns left. Robot Queen located at (-5, -1) facing South frilled.cs.indiana.edu%
Robot.java
that describes the robots.