/**
 * Author: Josiah Yoder et al.
 * Class: SE1011-011
 * Date: 12/6/13 11:35 AM
 * Lesson: Week 1, Day 3
 *
 * Please note: This example does not compile
 */
package example1_3;

/**
 * A Circle class
 *
 * Please note: This example does not compile
 *
 */
public class Circle extends Shape {


    private double radius;

    /**
     * Construct a new Circle.
     *
     * @param centerX the x (horizontal) component of the center position
     *                measured in pixels
     * @param centerY the y (vertical) component
     *                measured in pixels
     * @param radius the radius of the circle
     *                measured in pixels
     *
     * Please note: This example does not compile because
     *              the Circle class can't make a default shape
     *              (there is no default Shape constructor)
     *
     * @author Josiah Yoder
     * @version 2013-12-6
     */
    public Circle(double centerX, double centerY,
        double radius) {
        // TODO: Fix compile bug here.

        // First attempt:
        // Does not work because centerX and centerY are private
//        this.centerX = centerX;
//        this.centerY = centerY;
        /* Potential Solutions:
           1. Make them public
           2. Make a getter/setter method in Shape

           Pros of solution 1:
            - Simple
            - Not really any others...
           Pros of solution 2:
            - Not that complicated
            - Keeps those variables private
                1. So that other classes don't access them.
                2. Even the circle class can mess things up.
        */
        setCenter(centerX,centerY);
        this.radius = radius;
    }

    public String toString() {
        // TODO: Complete
        return "";
    }

}