In which quadrant is point D located?

If B is reflected over the x-axis, then what are its coordinates?

If point A is reflected and the new image is located at (-2, -7), what is the line of reflection?

Implement only the Apartment class: The constructor creates a deep copy of the input parameter. As the field and parameter names are the same in the Constructor, be careful about shadowing. getAddress() returns a deep copy (not a reference copy) toString() prints out the fields of the class.

Define a class named Shape with an attribute name (string) and a method draw(). The draw() method should display a message like “Drawing a shape.” Create a derived class: Circle. The derived class should have a radius attribute. Override the draw() method in the derived class to provide circle-specific drawing message: “Drawing a circle”.

Define an enum called Day to represent the days of the week. 

Your task is to create a BankAccount object named account1 with your name and any amount as parameters and then call the getBalance() method on account1.   public class BankAccountDemo(){      public static void main(String[] args){           //Your code here      }}

SuperClass2.javapublic class SuperClass2{   public SuperClass2()   {      System.out.println(“This is the superclass ” +                          “no-arg constructor.”);   }   public SuperClass2(int arg)   {      System.out.println(“The following argument ” +                   “was passed to the superclass ” +                   “constructor: ” + arg);   }} SubClass2.javapublic class SubClass2 extends SuperClass2{   public SubClass2()   {       System.out.println(“This is the ” +                 “subclass constructor.”);   }}Based on the two classes above, what will be the output of the following code: public class ConstructorDemo1{   public static void main(String[] args)   {      SubClass1 obj = new SubClass1();   }}

public class Dog {    private int age;   private double weight;    Dog(int a, double w){        age = a;        weight = w;   }    public void Bark() {        System.out.println(“Woof Woof”);   }} Assuming you’re implementing the Dog class and you don’t want the Bark method to be overridden by subclasses, how can you achieve that?

Design a Java class called MathOperations with overloaded methods to perform two arithmetic operations. Implement the following overloaded methods: add method that takes two integers as parameters and returns their sum. add method that takes two doubles as parameters and returns their sum.