BullsEye Program

• Design and code a class to represent a BullsEye:

  A bullseye consists of 4 concentric circles. It has 2 colors, and they alternate when drawing the circles. The bullseye also has a center point and the width of the largest of the concentric circles. A bullseye can be an outline, or have the circles filled in.

• The code you should use for the BullsEyeApplet is posted under downloads. Get both the .java file and the .html file.

  Make sure you can run the Applet in your IDE.

• Remember the requirements are to code and design the class - this means to write all the methods even if this program does not call them.

• For instance, what did we talk about for constructors? Make sure to write them, and any other contructors or methods that make sense for good design.

• How many getters and setters should you write? Again, remember to write all the ones that make sense and not just the ones your program will use. As a hint, your design should have at least 4 or 5.

• Also note that the trick for the filled-in BullsEye is to draw the circles in the right order - draw the biggest one first, then the next, then the next ...