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Cartesian coordinate system:
- The coordinate that would specify points differently in a plane using pair of numerical values known as coordinates.
- The values denoted distances to point from two directed lines that are perpendicular and fixed.
- The reference line is termed as coordinate axis.
- The point of meeting of reference lines is (0, 0) and is termed as origin.
Screen coordinate system:
- The computer images are prepared by small dots that are termed as pixels.
- The screen coordinate system specifies graphics location.
- It identifies location of each pixel in application window.
- The horizontal position of pixel is identified by X coordinate.
- The vertical position of pixel is identified by Y coordinate...
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Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (7th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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