Python Points.Point Examples

Example #1

    def setUp(self):
        self.C0 = circles.Circle()
        self.C0prim = circles.Circle()
        self.C112 = circles.Circle(1, 1, 2)

        self.p00 = Points.Point(0, 0)
        self.p11 = Points.Point(1, 1)

Example #2

 def setUp(self):
     self.point0 = Points.Point(0, 0)
     self.point1 = Points.Point(1, 1)
     self.point1bis = Points.Point(1, 1)
     self.point2 = Points.Point(1, 2)

Example #3

 def test_sub(self):
     self.assertEqual(self.point1 - self.point2, Points.Point(0, -1))

Example #4

 def test_add(self):
     self.assertEqual(self.point1 + self.point2, Points.Point(2, 3))

Example #5

 def test_move(self):
     self.C0.move(1, 1)
     self.assertEqual(self.C0.pt, Points.Point(1, 1))
     self.C0.move(1, -1)
     self.assertEqual(self.C0.pt, Points.Point(2, 0))

Example #6

# pointexample.py
# Bill Kronholm
# 2015
#
# Basic usage of the Points.py class, methods, and functions.
#

import Points

P = Points.Point()
Q = Points.Point(2, 3)

print "P has coordinates (%g, %g)" %(P.x, P.y)
print "Q has coordinates (%g, %g)" %(Q.x, Q.y)

R = Points.Point(-4, 2)

d = Points.distance(Q,R)
print "Q and R are distance %g apart" % d

print "R has magnitude %g" % R.magnitude()

S = Points.add(Q,R)
print "Q+R = S = (%g, %g)" % (S.x, S.y)

print Points.subtract(Q, S)