Hello my Chegg friends, can someone give me a little help with the below problem

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Hello my Chegg friends, can someone give me a little help with the below problem, if there is one. The book for the class is Introduction to Java Programming, Comprehensive Version Y. Daniel Liang & Prentice Hall 11th Edition / 2018. We are currently working in Chapter 10. This chapter covers the following:

• Class Abstraction

• Encapsulation

• Class Relationships

• Object-Oriented Paradigm

• Primitive/Wrapper Class Conversions

• String Class

We have a subclass Circle() in our project. It is instantiated as an object, myCircle(). In myCircle, we have a get and set method to determine the area as such:

//Set the area

private void setArea(double r) {

area = r * r * Math.PI;

}

//Return the area

private double getArea(){

return area;

}

In the main class, we are calling the set and get methods as such:

//Create a Circle object

Circle myCircle = new Circle();

System.out.print("Enter a radius: ");

radius = sc.nextDouble();

myCircle.setArea(radius);

System.out.printf("The area of this circle is: %.

2f ",myCircle.getArea());

What is wrong with this code (if anything)? Will it work? If not, how could it be fixed?

***Note: Assume the scanner object has been created.

Explanation / Answer

Answer: I dont see any issue with this code. It will work for sure. Below code is correct,

Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

//Create a Circle object

Circle myCircle = new Circle();

System.out.print("Enter a radius: ");

radius = sc.nextDouble();

myCircle.setArea(radius);

System.out.printf("The area of this circle is: %.

2f ",myCircle.getArea());

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