java code please and thank you.

step one and two are below.

Step 3: We are going to build up images to make a hangman game.

To display all of the images, we are going to create a group of objects that we will place in the scene

First thing we need to do is delete all of the code within the start method.

Create the base by using the Arc class and Lines for creating the pole and the hanger

Arc base = new Arc( 60, 240, 40, 20, 0, 180 ); // Draw the base

base.setFill( Color.BLUE );

base.setStroke( Color.GREEN );

Line pole = new Line( 20 + 40, 220, 20 + 40, 20 ); // Draw the pole

Line hanger1 = new Line( 20 + 40, 20, 20 + 40 + 100, 20 ); // Draw the hanger

Line hanger2 = new Line( 20 + 40 + 100, 20, 20 + 40 + 100, 40 ); // Draw the hanger

Create a group, which will be used for adding all of the children

Group group = new Group();

Add the children objects to the group

group.getChildren().addAll( base, pole, hanger1, hanger2 );

Create a Scene for displaying object groups

Scene hangman = new Scene( new BorderPane( group ), 400, 200 );

Create a Title for your Stage

primaryStage.setTitle( Hangman );

Set the Stage Scene

primaryStage.setScene( hangman );

Display the Scene

primaryStage.show();

Add a Circle for the Hangmans Head, add it to the group children, rerun the application.

int radius = 20;

Circle head = new Circle( 20 + 40 + 100, 40 + radius, radius ); // Draw the hanger

head.setFill( Color.YELLOW );

head.setStroke( Color.RED );

group.getChildren().add( head );

Add a Line for the Left Arm, add it to the group children, rerun the application

Line LeftArm = new Line( 20 + 40 + 100 - radius * Math.cos( Math.toRadians( 45 )),

40 + radius + radius * Math.sin( Math.toRadians( 45 )),20 + 40 + 100 -

60, 40 + radius + 60 );

group.getChildren().add( LeftArm );

Step 4

Use the rotate method (Hint: use the Rotate class) on the group. Experiment around. Theres room to be creative. Something in the 20 degree range.

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thank you.

Exercise 1: Create simple graphics for the game of "Hangman". For this exercise, you may find it helpful to plot out the various parts of the hangman figure on a piece of graph paper. Keep in mind the (0,0) origin is the top left corner of the screen. Yes, there is quite a bit of trial and error involved and there is room to be creative. Screen coordinates and the Java code for some of the figure are given but a few you will need to figure out on your own. Steps Step 1: Create your first JavaFX project using Netbeans Find Netbeans on your computer and launch the application. Once the application has been launched do the following: Click File -> New Project. Select Category -> JavaFX Projects -> JavaFX Application Click Next Project Name -> Module 1 Lab Project Location (Save to a folder of your choice on your USB drive if you are on a lab computer. If you are using your own laptop, save to a directory of your choice. Click Finish This will create a blank source files (as below): package modulellab; import javafx.application. Application; import javafx.event. ActionEvent; import javafx.event. EventHandler; import javafx.scene. Scene; import javafx.scene.control. Button; import javafx.scene.layout.StackPane; import javax.stage. Stage; public class ModulelLab extends Application @Override public void start (Stage primaryStage) Button btn = new Button(); btn.setText ("Say 'Hello World'"); btn.setOnAction(new EventHandler() @Override public void handle ( ActionEvent event ) System.out.println("Hello world!" ); Exercise 1: Create simple graphics for the game of "Hangman". For this exercise, you may find it helpful to plot out the various parts of the hangman figure on a piece of graph paper. Keep in mind the (0,0) origin is the top left corner of the screen. Yes, there is quite a bit of trial and error involved and there is room to be creative. Screen coordinates and the Java code for some of the figure are given but a few you will need to figure out on your own. Steps Step 1: Create your first JavaFX project using Netbeans Find Netbeans on your computer and launch the application. Once the application has been launched do the following: Click File -> New Project. Select Category -> JavaFX Projects -> JavaFX Application Click Next Project Name -> Module 1 Lab Project Location (Save to a folder of your choice on your USB drive if you are on a lab computer. If you are using your own laptop, save to a directory of your choice. Click Finish This will create a blank source files (as below): package modulellab: import java fx. application Application; import javax.event.ActionEvent; import javax.event. EventHandler; import javax.scene. Scene: import java fx.scene.control.Button; import javax.scene.layout. Stack Pane; import javax.stage. Stage; public class ModulelLab extends Application @Override public void start (Stage primaryStage) Button btn- new Button(); btn.setText ("Say 'Hello World'"); btn.setOnAction (new EventHandler @Override public void handle ActionEvent event ) System.out.println("Hello World!" ); StackPane root = new StackPane); root.getChildren().add( btn ); Scene scene = new Scene ( root, 300, 250); primaryStage.setTitle( "Hello World!"); primaryStage.setScene scene); primaryStage.show(); public static void main(String[] args) launch( args); refers to the location where your java projects are stored. Step 2: Run the application, it should be displayed as follows: Hello World Say Hello World Exercise 1: Create simple graphics for the game of "Hangman". For this exercise, you may find it helpful to plot out the various parts of the hangman figure on a piece of graph paper. Keep in mind the (0,0) origin is the top left corner of the screen. Yes, there is quite a bit of trial and error involved and there is room to be creative. Screen coordinates and the Java code for some of the figure are given but a few you will need to figure out on your own. Steps Step 1: Create your first JavaFX project using Netbeans Find Netbeans on your computer and launch the application. Once the application has been launched do the following: Click File -> New Project. Select Category -> JavaFX Projects -> JavaFX Application Click Next Project Name -> Module 1 Lab Project Location (Save to a folder of your choice on your USB drive if you are on a lab computer. If you are using your own laptop, save to a directory of your choice. Click Finish This will create a blank source files (as below): package modulellab; import javafx.application. Application; import javafx.event. ActionEvent; import javafx.event. EventHandler; import javafx.scene. Scene; import javafx.scene.control. Button; import javafx.scene.layout.StackPane; import javax.stage. Stage; public class ModulelLab extends Application @Override public void start (Stage primaryStage) Button btn = new Button(); btn.setText ("Say 'Hello World'"); btn.setOnAction(new EventHandler() @Override public void handle ( ActionEvent event ) System.out.println("Hello world!" ); Exercise 1: Create simple graphics for the game of "Hangman". For this exercise, you may find it helpful to plot out the various parts of the hangman figure on a piece of graph paper. Keep in mind the (0,0) origin is the top left corner of the screen. Yes, there is quite a bit of trial and error involved and there is room to be creative. Screen coordinates and the Java code for some of the figure are given but a few you will need to figure out on your own. Steps Step 1: Create your first JavaFX project using Netbeans Find Netbeans on your computer and launch the application. Once the application has been launched do the following: Click File -> New Project. Select Category -> JavaFX Projects -> JavaFX Application Click Next Project Name -> Module 1 Lab Project Location (Save to a folder of your choice on your USB drive if you are on a lab computer. If you are using your own laptop, save to a directory of your choice. Click Finish This will create a blank source files (as below): package modulellab: import java fx. application Application; import javax.event.ActionEvent; import javax.event. EventHandler; import javax.scene. Scene: import java fx.scene.control.Button; import javax.scene.layout. Stack Pane; import javax.stage. Stage; public class ModulelLab extends Application @Override public void start (Stage primaryStage) Button btn- new Button(); btn.setText ("Say 'Hello World'"); btn.setOnAction (new EventHandler @Override public void handle ActionEvent event ) System.out.println("Hello World!" ); StackPane root = new StackPane); root.getChildren().add( btn ); Scene scene = new Scene ( root, 300, 250); primaryStage.setTitle( "Hello World!"); primaryStage.setScene scene); primaryStage.show(); public static void main(String[] args) launch( args); refers to the location where your java projects are stored. Step 2: Run the application, it should be displayed as follows: Hello World Say Hello World