QUIZ 7COMP9021 PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING$ python3... from quiz_7 import * disk_1 = Disk()...

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QUIZ 7COMP9021 PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING$ python3... from quiz_7 import * disk_1 = Disk() disk_1Disk(Point(0.00, 0.00), 0.00) disk_1.area0.0 disk_2 = Disk(Point(3, 0), 4)Traceback (most recent call last):File "", line 1, in TypeEor: __init__() takes 1 positional argument but 3 were given disk_2 = Disk(centre = Point(3, 0), radius = 4) disk_2.area XXXXXXXXXX disk_1.intersects(disk_2)True disk_2.intersects(disk_1)True disk_3 = disk_1.abso(disk_2) disk_3Disk(Point(3.00, 0.00), 4.00) disk_1.change_radius(2) disk_1.area XXXXXXXXXX disk_3 = disk_1.abso(disk_2) disk_1Disk(Point(0.00, 0.00), 2.00) disk_2Disk(Point(3.00, 0.00), 4.00) disk_3Disk(Point(2.50, 0.00), 4.50) disk_4 = Disk(centre = Point(-4, 0), radius = 2) disk_4.intersects(disk_1)TrueDate: Session 2, 2018.2 COMP9021 PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING disk_5 = disk_4.abso(disk_1) disk_5Disk(Point(-2.00, 0.00), 4.00) disk_5.change_radius(5) disk_5Disk(Point(-2.00, 0.00), 5.00) disk_6 = Disk(centre = Point(1, 2), radius = 6) disk_7 = disk_5.abso(disk_6) disk_7Disk(Point(-0.08, 1.28), 7.30) disk_7.area XXXXXXXXXX disk_8 = Disk() disk_8Disk(Point(0.00, 0.00), 0.00) disk_8.change_radius(7) disk_8.abso(disk_7)Disk(Point(-0.05, 0.79), 7.79)

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quiz_7.py
# Defines two classes, Point() and Disk().
# The latter has an "area" attribute and three methods:
# - change_radius(r)
# - intersects(disk), that returns True or False depending on whether
#   the disk provided as argument intersects the disk object.
# - absorb(disk), that returns a new disk object that represents the smallest
#   disk that contains both the disk provided as argument and the disk object.
#
# Written by *** and Eric Martin for COMP9021
from math import pi, hypot
#Class to represent a point with x and y values
class Point:
    #constructor for the point, initializing to 0,0
    def __init__(self, x = 0, y = 0):
        self.x = x
        self.y = y
    
    #Method to represent point as a string value
    def __repr__(self):
        return f'Point({self.x:.2f}, {self.y:.2f})'
#Class to represent a disk with a centre point and a radius value
class Disk:
        
    #constructor for the Disk, initializing to the given arguments in the keword argument dictionary
    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        self.centre = Point(0,0)
        self.radius = 0
        if 'centre' in kwargs:

QUIZ 7 COMP9021 PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING $ python3 ... >>> from quiz_7 import * >>> disk_1 = Disk() >>> disk_1 Disk(Point(0.00, 0.00), 0.00) >>> disk_1.area 0.0 >>> disk_2 = Disk(Point(3, 0), 4)...

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