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    This Java code defines a NERVIZA class that extends the Applet class. The paint method draws various shapes like polygons, ovals, arcs and lines to display a face-like image. Coordinates and colors are used to draw the yellow polygon outline of the face, green and red ovals for eyes, a blue oval for the mouth, and black lines connecting different points.

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    This Java code defines a NERVIZA class that extends the Applet class. The paint method draws various shapes like polygons, ovals, arcs and lines to display a face-like image. Coordinates and colors are used to draw the yellow polygon outline of the face, green and red ovals for eyes, a blue oval for the mouth, and black lines connecting different points.

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    Java Applet (Ice Cream)

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    Jasper ﭢ Cazin
    This Java code defines a NERVIZA class that extends the Applet class. The paint method draws various shapes like polygons, ovals, arcs and lines to display a face-like image. Coordinates and colors are used to draw the yellow polygon outline of the face, green and red ovals for eyes, a blue oval for the mouth, and black lines connecting different points.

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    import java.awt.

    *;

    import java.applet.*;

    public class NERVIZA extends Applet

    public void paint(Graphics g)

    int x[] = {70,120,100,70};

    int y[] = {110,110,160,110};

    int npoints=4;

    g.setColor(Color.yellow);

    g.drawPolygon(x,y,npoints);

    g.fillPolygon(x,y,npoints);

    g.setColor(Color.black);

    g.drawLine(70,110,105,153);//1

    g.drawLine(80,110,108,140);//2

    g.drawLine(100,110,100,160);//3

    g.drawLine(90,110,112,132);//4

    g.drawLine(110,110,120,120);//5

    g.drawLine(90,110,80,120 );//1

    g.drawLine(100,110,83,128);//2

    g.drawLine(110,110,88,133);//3

    g.drawLine(120,110,90,140 );//4

    g.drawLine(115,126,95,145 );//5
    g.drawLine(110,140,98,153);//6

    g.drawLine(70,110,100,160 );//outline

    g.drawLine(120,110,100,160 );//outline

    g.setColor(Color.green);

    g.drawOval(60,30,70,40);

    g.fillOval(60,30,70,40);

    g.setColor(Color.red);

    g.drawOval(60,50,70,40);

    g.fillOval(60,50,70,40);

    g.setColor(Color.blue);

    g.drawOval(60,70,70,50);

    g.fillOval(60,70,70,50);

    g.setColor(Color.black);

    g.drawLine(60,140,80,120);

    g.drawLine(120,120,140,140);

    g.drawLine(100,160,80,190);

    g.drawLine(100,160,120,190);

    g.setColor(Color.black);

    g.drawOval(80,80,10,10);

    g.fillOval(80,80,10,10);

    g.drawOval(100,80,10,10);

    g.fillOval(100,80,10,10);

    g.drawArc(85,88,20,14,180,180);

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