This should get you started. I hope you will realize you need a little more than that but you can probably figure it out.
int [] xcoords = { 1,2,3,1} // example
int [] ycoords = {1,2,3,1 }
Polygon triangle = new Polygon(xcoords,ycoords,number of points);
g.setColor(Color);
g.fillPolygon(triangle);
It does always amaze me that almost every Geeks Lounge thread always has visitors viewing it; as I write this one has five. Especially in the posting games. When I am viewing them and I see that a visitor is viewing "counting lessons" it makes me wonder if they actually can't count and read it to learn how.
Well I don't know what you mean by hacker. If you mean someone who is on the wrong side of the law, cracking into other people's systems then Daniweb is not the place for you. Your statement in your post is very childish. It made me instantly dislike you and categorize you under another law breaking teen who thinks everything comes easy and thinks cracking is cool.
i would use a nested if else if statements....ive done this already its pretty easy then again not idk complicated i want to post my code but i cant just hand it over i think they would be mad at me lol
Yes nested if-else would work but for a nice OO design a method would be prefered (heck if you had a ton of grades I would make them their own class but lets not get crazy ;) ). However if you want, ifs are easier. We would not mind you handing over code snippets (we have a section in Daniweb that is all snippets) as long as the OP has shown effort by posting code. The announcements at the top of the page should answer you question about when to hand over code.
