Write a program called fourrectangleprinter that constructs a rectangle object, prints
its location by calling system. out. println(box), and then translates and prints it three
more times, so that, if the rectangles were drawn, they would form one larger rectangle.

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' if the rectangles were drawn, they would form one larger rectangle.' That part of the question I don't get. To print the location of the Rectangle write a toString method in the Rectangle class. When using the System.out.println method the toString method of that object will be called. If you have to translate the rectangle only when the System.out.println() methode is used you should translate the rectangle object in the toString methode. So the translate method keeps the translated cordinates, but only translates the rectangle when the toString is called. So the to string method would be something like that: String toString(){ return "X-cord.: "+ (this.X1+this.translatedX) +"-"+ (this.X2+this.translatedX) +" Y-cord.:"+(this.Y1+this.translatedY)+"-"+(this.Y2++this.translatedY); }

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