IS THERE NOONE OUT THERE WHO CAN HELP ME?!?!?

Question

NAME:Christopher Benson
DATE:
import java.awt.*;
public class Coordinate extends Point// implements Comparable<Coordinate>
     public Coordinate()
          super();
     public Coordinate(int diffX, int diffY)
          super(diffX, diffY);
     public Coordinate(double diffX, double diffY)
          super.setLocation(diffX, diffY);
     public Coordinate(Coordinate temp)
          super(temp);
     public String toString()
          return "(" + this.x + ", " + this.y + ")";
NAME: Christopher Benson
DATE:November 3 2006
PURPOSE:
import java.util.*;
public class Polygons extends Coordinate
     private static final double DEG_TO_RAD = Math.PI/180;
     private int numSides, sides, sideLeng;
     private double rad;
     private Coordinate cntrCoor;
     private double radius;
     private double cntrlAngl, angle;
     ArrayList <Coordinate> Cords;
     public Polygons()
          int sides = 0;
          double sideLength = 0;
          double radius = 0;
          int centerAngl = 0;
     public Polygons(int numSides)
          int sides = numSides;
          double radius = 10;
          int centerAngl = 360/sides;
     public Polygons(int numSides, double radius)
          sides = numSides;
          radius = rad;
          cntrlAngl = 360/sides;
          Cords = new ArrayList <Coordinate> (sides);
          setCoordinates(cntrlAngl);
     public Polygons(int numSides, int sideLength)
          sides = numSides;
          sideLength = sideLeng;
          radius = 10;
          cntrlAngl = 360/sides;
          Cords = new ArrayList <Coordinate> (sides);
          setCoordinates(cntrlAngl);
     private void setCoordinates(double angle)
          double tempAng = angle;
          double xCor, yCor;
          for(int I = 1; I == sides; I++)
               xCor = radius * Math.cos(tempAng * DEG_TO_RAD);
               yCor = radius * Math.sin(tempAng * DEG_TO_RAD);
               Cords.add(new Coordinate(xCor, yCor));
               tempAng += cntrlAngl;
     public ArrayList <Coordinate> getCoordinates()
          ArrayList <Coordinate> temp = new ArrayList <Coordinate> (sides);
          Iterator <Coordinate> iter = temp.iterator();
          while(iter.hasNext())
               temp.add(new Coordinate(iter.next()));
          return temp;
     public void radius(double rad)
          radius = rad;
          setCoordinates(angle);
     public void setCenter(Coordinate center, int x1, int y1)
          ArrayList <Coordinate> temp = new ArrayList <Coordinate> (sides);
          Iterator <Coordinate> iter = temp.iterator();
          while(iter.hasNext())
               iter.next().translate(x1,y1);
     public void rotate(double degree)
          setCoordinates(degree);
     public double area(double rad, double cntrlAngl)
          double area;
          double apothem = rad * Math.cos(cntrlAngl/2 * DEG_TO_RAD);
          return apothem;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.util.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class DrawCurves extends Frame
     CurvCanvas cBoard = new CurvCanvas();          // Create area/Canvas for drawings
    private ArrayList<Coordinate> drawPts;
    private boolean closedCurve;
    private int numSides;
    private String numSidesInput;
    public DrawCurves( )      // Default constructor
            setTitle("Curve Drawing");
            setSize(1600,1200);
            addWindowListener(new MyLocalWindowAdapter());
            cBoard.setSize(400,300);          // Note: size SHOULD fit in window
            cBoard.setBackground(Color.GREEN);
            add("Center",cBoard);
            getInput();
            setVisible(true);
    } // DrawCurves()
     private void getInput()
          numSidesInput = JOptionPane.showInputDialog(null, "Please input the number of sides that you would like to use for your polygon");
          numSides = Integer.parseInt(numSidesInput);
          Polygons poly = new Polygons();
          poly.Polygons(numSides, 20);
     private class MyLocalWindowAdapter extends WindowAdapter
          public void windowClosing(WindowEvent event)
               dispose();
             System.exit(0);
     } //inner class MyLocalWindowAdapter
        private class CurvCanvas extends Canvas
     // paint is the inherited method we should override in order to draw our own image in an AWT window
          public void paint(Graphics g)
               Point startPt, fromPt, toPt;
               Iterator <Coordinate> iter = drawPts.iterator();
               while(iter.hasNext())
                    fromPt = iter.next();
                    toPt = iter.next();
                    int fX = (int)fromPt.getX();
                    int fY = (int)fromPt.getY();
                    int tX = (int)toPt.getX();
                    int tY = (int)toPt.getY();
                    g.drawLine(fX, fY, tX, tY);
                    g.setColor(Color.RED);//          sets color of line to be drawn
                    g.drawLine(100, 200, 600, 700);//     draws line between two sets of coordinates.
         }//paint()
     } // class CurvCanvas
    public static void main(String[] args)
        new DrawCurves( );
}//DrawcurvesI need help getting it to allow me to draw what i have. It doesn't seem to be allowing me to use the polygons method polygons(int, int). As you can see it is already there and i have tried recompileing everything and it still gives me that same error. Maybe one of you out there can help me fix it. Thanks for the help
~Chris~

Answer 1

that was mean but yes a\i am sorry i multiposted b/c i thought this was more competitive for your expert opinions and advice . i realixe now that i was wrong and so i appologize. My ugency was only expressed so that if u had nothing else to do and thought that the person u were helping wasn't that interested and was buizy then it was su[posed to tell u that ur initial thought/assumption was wrong and that i would do anything u asked to get the aid u voluntarily provide so i thought it would be obvious that i was sorry because im not stupid enough to upset volunteers beccause they aren't the most dedicated when angry... well most of the time there not. So I am very sory and will do anything with in my power to help u help me ...Tahnks again for any help given.
~chris~