Please do the TODO sections of the Euclidean class only in Java. Below is the Tests class and Distance class for reference. You only need to write the Euclidean class. Will thumbs up. (Ignore the references to the Hamming class).
// TODO: Add Javadoc comments to the class and all methods and fields. public class Euclidean extends Distance { public Euclidean(int x1, int yl, int x2, int y2) { // TODO: Initialize the description field using the format shown in the // Tests class. // TODO: Calculate the Euclidean distance of the two points and assign // it to the distance field. public class Distance { protected String description; protected String distance; public Distance() { // TODO: Initialize the fields using the format shown in the Tests // class. public Distance(int x) { // TODO: Convert x to binary. See the Integer class documentation. String bits = ""; description = "Number of 1s in binary " + x + " (" + bits + ")"; // TODO: Calculate the number of 1s in the binary representation of x, // and assign the result to the distance field. public Distance(String s) { description = "Sum of chars in "" + S + " ""; // TODO: Calculate the sum of the ASCII codes of the characters in the // given String. Assign the sum to the distance field. @Override public String toString() { return description + ":" + distance; public class Tests { public static void main(String[] args) { Distance emptyDist = new Distance(); String emptyDistans = "No argument: 0"; test(emptyDist, emptyDistans, "Distance()"); Distance intDist = new Distance(5); String intDistAns = "Number of 1s in binary 5 (101): 2"; test(intDist, intDistAns, "Distance(int)"); Distance strDist = new Distance ("Hi!"); String strDistAns = "Sum of chars in \"Hi!\": 210"; test (strDist, strDistAns, "Distance(String)"); // Note that a Euclidean object can be assigned to a Distance variable. Distance eucDist = new Euclidean(3, 0, 0, 4); String eucDistans - "Euclidean distance between (3, 0) and (0, 4): 5.0"; test(eucDist, eucDistAns, "Euclidean(int, int, int, int)"); // Note that a Hamming object can be assigned to a Distance variable. Distance strHammDist = new Hamming("cat", "sat"); String strHammDistAns = "Hamming distance between cat and sat: 1"; test(strHammDist, strHammDistans, "Hamming (String, String)"); Distance intHammDist = new Hamming (4, 5); String intHammDistAns = "Hamming distance between 100 and 101: 1"; test(intHammDist, intHammDistans, "Hamming(int, int)"); * A helper method for main that tests the toString output of a Distance * object. The method prints an error message if the output is incorrect. * @param obj a Distance object. * @param ans the correct toString output. * @param testName a description of the constructor used to create obj. public static void test(Distance obj, String ans, String testName) { if (!obj.toString().equals(ans)) { System.out.println("Incorrect " + testName); System.out.println("Expected: " + ans); System.out.println("Returned: " + obj.toString(); System.out.println()
