Unit 4: Debugging Exercise 4-1 Need in JAVA (There are 2 codes to debugg)

Objectives This lab will focus on your ability to create multiple Java classes and use them as objects in other classes to create a working a program. Tasks The tasks in this lab will verify that each class has been created and that the necessary constants. variables, and methods are included and work as expected. If you get a task wrong, it will display an error message with details and a hint on why your code did not pass. Grading Write your code in the Code Editor. Use the Run button to compile and run your code. Click each Task checkbox to run tests against your code to calculate your grade. Once you are satisfied with your results, select the Submit button in the Tasks panel on the left navigation bar. You can use the Run Checks button if you choose to review all Tasks at once before submission. The files provided in the code editor to the right contain syntax and/or logic errors. In each case, determine and fix the problem, remove all syntax and coding errors, and run the program to ensure it works properly. An example of the program is shown below: Enter a radius for a circle >7 The radius is 7 The diameter is 14 The area is 153.93791 Tasks The DebugCircle class compiles without error. This task is dependent on completing task \#2. The DebugCircle class methods work without error. The DebugFour1 class compiles without error. The DebugFour1 program accepts user input and displays the correct output. 2/2 DebugCircle.java DebugFour1.java 1+ The DebugCircle class compiles without error. This task is dependent on completing task \#2. The DebugCircle class methods work without error. The DebugFour1 class compiles without error. The DebugFour1 program accepts user input and displays the correct output