// Example.java: class Example public static void exampleFun() { Rectangle s = new Rectangle(5,7); foo(s); System.out.println(s.getlength()); } public static void foo(Rectangle ss) ss.length = 10; } }...

Java Programing

Extracted text: // Example.java: class Example public static void exampleFun() { Rectangle s = new Rectangle(5,7); foo(s); System.out.println(s.getlength()); } public static void foo(Rectangle ss) ss.length = 10; } } // Rectangle.java: class Rectangle { private double length, width; public Rectangle(double 1, double w) { length = width = w; - 1; } public void setlength(double newLen) { length = newLen; } public double getlength() return length; } } The above code produces this compiler error: Example.java:12: error: length has private access in Rectangle ss.length = 10; Which is the best way to fix this error?


Extracted text: Which is the best way to fix this error? O In Example.java, instead of: ss.length = 18; it should be: s.length = 10; O Rectangle is immutable, so we can't change its length. In Example.java, instead of: ss.length = 10; it should be: ss.setlength(18); O In Rectangle.java, instead of: private double length, width; it should be: public double length, width; O In Example.java, instead of: ss.length = 10; it should be: ss.getLength() = 10;