Consider the Java code segment below:
Polygon poly2 = new Polygon();
Poly2.addPoint(100, 30);
Poly2.addPoint(100, 130);
Which of the following will create a polygon that is a square?
A) poly2.addPoint(100, 60); poly2.addPoint(100, 130);
B) poly2.addPoint(200, 130); poly2.addPoint(200, 30);
C) poly2.addPoint(200, 60); poly2.addPoint(200, 130);
D) poly2.addPoint(100, 130); poly2.addPoint(100, 230);

Question

Consider the Java code segment below: 
Polygon poly2 = new Polygon();
Poly2.addPoint(100, 30);
Poly2.addPoint(100, 130);
Which of the following will create a polygon that is a square?
A) poly2.addPoint(100, 60); poly2.addPoint(100, 130);
B) poly2.addPoint(200, 130); poly2.addPoint(200, 30);
C) poly2.addPoint(200, 60); poly2.addPoint(200, 130);
D) poly2.addPoint(100, 130); poly2.addPoint(100, 230);

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Option B completes the square by adding two points that are both 100 units away from the initial points on the x-axis, maintaining the same y-coordinates, thus forming a square with sides of length 100 units.

Consider the Java Code Segment Below