C#•15mo ago

❔ Circle

                        // In Main (here), add code to case 5 of the switch.
                        //      •    Clear the screen.
                        //      •    Generate a random Point2D point with an x, y anywhere in the console. This point will be the center position of the circle.
                        //      •    Calculate a random radius – ensure that it will NOT extend the circle beyond the bounds of the console.
                        //      •    Use the point and radius to create a Circle instance with any color you want.
                        //      •    Call Draw on the Circle instance.

                        Console.Clear();
                        rnd = new Random();
                        int x = rnd.Next(0, Console.WindowWidth-1);
                        int y = rnd.Next(0, Console.WindowHeight-1);
                        Point2D point = new Point2D(x, y);
                        int radius = rnd.Next();
                        while(x + radius > Console.WindowWidth || y + radius > Console.WindowHeight || x - radius < 0 || y - radius < 0)
                        {
                            radius = rnd.Next(1, Console.WindowWidth - x);
                        }
                        Circle circle = new Circle(radius, point, ConsoleColor.Magenta);
                        circle.Draw();
                        break;

                        // In Main (here), add code to case 5 of the switch.
                        //      •    Clear the screen.
                        //      •    Generate a random Point2D point with an x, y anywhere in the console. This point will be the center position of the circle.
                        //      •    Calculate a random radius – ensure that it will NOT extend the circle beyond the bounds of the console.
                        //      •    Use the point and radius to create a Circle instance with any color you want.
                        //      •    Call Draw on the Circle instance.

                        Console.Clear();
                        rnd = new Random();
                        int x = rnd.Next(0, Console.WindowWidth-1);
                        int y = rnd.Next(0, Console.WindowHeight-1);
                        Point2D point = new Point2D(x, y);
                        int radius = rnd.Next();
                        while(x + radius > Console.WindowWidth || y + radius > Console.WindowHeight || x - radius < 0 || y - radius < 0)
                        {
                            radius = rnd.Next(1, Console.WindowWidth - x);
                        }
                        Circle circle = new Circle(radius, point, ConsoleColor.Magenta);
                        circle.Draw();
                        break;

its an assignment I already turned in but would like some feedback as to why my check for radius boundary has been very wonky, i still had exceptions being thrown for it being out of bounds on my screen.

3 Replies

ChucklesTheBeard•15mo ago

Take a look at Math.Min() and Math.Max(). Can you think of a way to only generate a radius once, guaranteeing that it will fit? Also, what happens when x or y happens to be 0?

BI || CrescentThief•15mo ago

if x or y is zero then i would have to have the code rerun the generation of the x and y thanks for the insight

Accord•15mo ago

Was this issue resolved? If so, run /close - otherwise I will mark this as stale and this post will be archived until there is new activity.

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❔ Circle