The actual problem was with the coordinates I was given AND the picture examples provided.

The pictures were \ / when they should have just been \\ for the values given.

Thanks for your time...

You are right. For some reason though it wasn't actually adding xNew1 to the old value in x1 so I left it alone.

As I said my biggest problem is my second post there.

I will correct that +=...

What I am looking for is a general direction and not necessarily the actual code snippet I may need.

Basically how do I keep X1, Y1 and the top spot on a line and X2, Y2 as bottom.

Like \ /....

This is a lab I am working on. I think that I am on the last step. My problem/question is highlighted in bold.

1. Create a constructor that allows you to specify the 2 endpoints of the line...