Let's say you're using a code editor and you want to position your mouse cursor on a jagged line and then leave it there.

Add a JTextField and a JTextArea to the frame. Initialize the field to an empty string and the text area to “||”. Modify the program so that the contents of the field are appended to the area each time the user clicks the button. For example, if the user enters “xxx” in the field and clicks the button three times, the area contains “||xxx||xxx||xxx||”. Go off this code: import javax.swing.*;import java.awt.Color;import java.awt.event.*; public class MyCustomFrame extends JFrame{   // instance variables - replace the example below with your own   private JButton button;   private JLabel label;   // add two more instance variables for JTextField and a JTextArea t   // ...         private static final int FRAME_WIDTH = 800;   private static final int FRAME_HEIGHT = 800;      public MyCustomFrame()   {      JPanel panel = new JPanel();      panel.setBackground(Color.RED);      button = new JButton("Push Me");            // create a listener object and add it to the button      //...…

Create the design for determining if a point is inside, on, or outside of the rectangle. Drawing out the rectangle and labeling the coordinates of all points will help you to visualize the problem. Once the design has been completed, write a program that prompts the user for the x and y coordinates for the lower left hand corner of a rectangle as well as the height and the width of the rectangle. After that, you will need to get the coordinates for the point from the user as well. Once all inputs have been entered by the user, determine if the point is inside the rectangle, on the rectangle, or outside the rectangle. If the point is inside the rectangle, print "inside the rectangle". If the point is on the rectangle, print "on the rectangle". If the point is outside of the rectangle, print "outside the rectangle". Example output: Enter the x coordinate of the lower left hand corner of the rectangle: 1 Enter the y coordinate of the lower left hand corner of the rectangle: 1 Enter the…

Design the wireframes and storyboard, interactivity diagram, object dictionary, and necessary scripts for an interactive program for customers of Friar Farm Market. Allow customer the option of choosing tomatoes ($3.00 per pound), peppers ($2.50 per pound), or onions ($2.25 per pound). The customer enters the weight in pounds in a text box. After the customer clicks Select Button, display the price of the order.