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 Extreme programming refers to the wise tradition to write the code that tests your new object before you actually write the new object.  It really does help you define what you need from your new class.
-Here is a [[http://ia800502.us.archive.org/10/items/MakingAJavaClassForDots/Dotclassdemo-Broadband.m4v|link]] to making a Dot class starting with making a tester.  At the time, Applets were a simple way to make a graphics based code, but Applets have since been "deprecated" due to security concerns.  You may wish to fast forward to minute 10:45 to see the beginnings of the Dot class.
+Here is a [[http://ia800502.us.archive.org/10/items/MakingAJavaClassForDots/Dotclassdemo-Broadband.m4v|link]] to making a Dot class starting with making a tester.  At the time, Applets were a simple way to write graphics based code, but Applets have since been "deprecated" due to security concerns.  You may wish to fast forward to minute 10:45 to see the beginnings of the Dot class.
 Below is a full fledged Graphics application that was based on a generic [[https://mathorama.com/apcs/pmwiki.php?n=Main.MouseListenerApplication| MouseListenerApplication]].  Writing code that is reusable saves a lot of labor and debugging time.