Imagine that you’ve written a JavaScript constructor for a custom clownfish object with a position property and then added the following statements: clownfish.prototype.swimForward = function(distanceInCm) {    this.position += distanceInCm; }; ​ Now you would like to apply the swimForward() method to a similar custom object called lionfish. What statement(s) could you use to do this? a. You can call theswimForward()method only on objects of theclownfishclass because it is a private method. b. let spikey = new clownfish(); lionfish.prototype.swimForward.call(spikey, 50); ​ c. let spikey = new lionfish(); clownfish.prototype.swimForward.apply(spikey, 50); ​ d. let spikey = new lionfish(); clownfish.prototype.swimForward.call(spikey, 50);

Suppose you have written constructors for two JavaScript object classes, Fruit and Kiwi, and you want the properties and methods of the Fruit class (the base class) to be shared with the Kiwi class. What statement can you use to chain these object classes together in this way? Question options: A Fruit.prototype = new Kiwi(); B Kiwi.prototype = new Fruit(); C let Kiwi = new Fruit(); D let Fruit = new Kiwi();

Please add the code after this one. The code has to be in java eclipse. Please add comments in what you are doing. I'll appreciate it public class Computer { private String ModelNumber; private String BrandName; private String manufacturingDate; private int NumberOfCores;  //Constructor a public Computer() {} //Construct a computer object with model, BrandName, NumberOfCoresComputer (String ModelNumber, String BrandName, String manufacturingDate, int NumberOfCores){    this.ModelNumber=ModelNumber;    this.BrandName=BrandName;    this.manufacturingDate=manufacturingDate;    this.NumberOfCores=NumberOfCores;}//generate getters/setterspublic String getModel() {    return ModelNumber;} public void setModel(String ModelNumber) {    ModelNumber = ModelNumber;} public String getBrandName() {    return BrandName;} public void setBrandName(String brandName) {    BrandName = brandName;} public String getManufacturingDate() {    return manufacturingDate;} public void setManufacturingDate(String…

Write a program that will use WheelsFX shapes to create a Car. There is a size requirement; the Car should fit inside the box that appears on the start-up program. You will be able to change or refine your car over the next several assignments if you so choose. Be creative, your Car can also be something purely out of your imagination if you so choose. Pick one of your shapes. In English, what will you need to do to take it from the default that we get when we create the shape to what you need to build that part of your Car? Now take the shape that you wrote out in question 2 and now write what the Java code would be. Pretend that you were writing this program in C++ instead of Java. Take the code you wrote in question three and now re-write it to look like it would in C++. For the object, you must use a pointer variable. Looking at your answers for questions three and four, what differences do you see syntactically? What does this mean going forward for other objects we work with? The…

We already have the address and vehicle class for the system below. We will need a CarShow class with IsSanctioned() method, Owner class with IsOwner method and a main class that creates objects and implements all our existing classes. Use the class diagrams. Make sure to include respective attributes, setters, getters and constructors in your code Explain your code in a few words.

Please help me fix the errors in the java program below. There are two class AnimatedBall and BouncingBall import javax.swing.*;import java.awt.*;import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;import java.awt.event.ActionListener;public class AnimatedBall extends JFrame implements ActionListener{private Button btnBounce; // declare a button to playprivate TextField txtSpeed; // declare a text field to enterprivate Label lblDelay;private Panel controls; // generic panel for controlsprivate BouncingBall display; // drawing panel for ballContainer frame;public AnimatedBall (){// Set up the controls on the appletframe = getContentPane();btnBounce = new Button ("Bounce Ball");//create the objectstxtSpeed = new TextField("10000", 10);lblDelay = new Label("Enter Delay");display = new BouncingBall();//create the panel objectscontrols = new Panel();setLayout(new BorderLayout()); // set the frame layoutcontrols.add (btnBounce); // add controls to panelcontrols.add (lblDelay);controls.add…

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Write a GUI in Java that will let the user sample borders. Include a menu named Borders that offers three options—beveled border, etched border, and line border—as submenus with the following options: • Beveled-border submenu options: raised or lowered. • Etched-border submenu options: raised or lowered. • Line-border submenu options: small, medium, or large. Each of these options should be a submenu with three color options: black, red, and blue. Put the borders around a label containing text that describes the border, such as Raised Border, Lowered Etched Border, and so forth. Fix the highlight and shadow colors for the etched-border options to whatever colors you like, and make the small line border 5 pixels wide, the medium one 10 pixels wide, and the large one 20 pixels wide