The Java statement:
g.draw3DRect(290, 100, 90, 55, true);
A) draws a rectangle that appears to be raised (the top and left edges of the rectangle are slightly darker than the rectangle).
B) draws a rectangle that appears to be lowered (the bottom and right edges of the rectangle are slightly darker than the rectangle).
C) draws a rectangle that appears to be raised (the bottom and right edges of the rectangle are slightly darker than the rectangle).
D) draws a rectangle that appears to be lowered (the top and left edges of the rectangle are slightly darker than the rectangle).

Question

The Java statement:
g.draw3DRect(290, 100, 90, 55, true); 
A) draws a rectangle that appears to be raised (the top and left edges of the rectangle are slightly darker than the rectangle).
B) draws a rectangle that appears to be lowered (the bottom and right edges of the rectangle are slightly darker than the rectangle).
C) draws a rectangle that appears to be raised (the bottom and right edges of the rectangle are slightly darker than the rectangle).
D) draws a rectangle that appears to be lowered (the top and left edges of the rectangle are slightly darker than the rectangle).

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The method draw3DRect() is used to draw a rectangle that appears to be raised or lowered. The last parameter (true/false) decides which effect is applied. In this case, true is passed, so the rectangle will appear to be raised with darker bottom and right edges.

The Java Statement: G.draw3DRect(290, 100, 90, 55, True);