Ok, but how do I make it store the six variables and make them accesible in distance() ?
Copeg: Yes, I meant Overloading, not overriding. But is my code overloading the distance method at this...
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Re: Creating a class for points in three dimensions.
Ok, but how do I make it store the six variables and make them accesible in distance() ?
Copeg: Yes, I meant Overloading, not overriding. But is my code overloading the distance method at this...
Creating a class for points in three dimensions.
I have written a class for, as the title says, points in the three-dimensional space.
import java.awt.Point;
public class Point3d extends Point{
public Point3d(int x, int y, int z){...