// Marty Stepp, CSE 142, Autumn 2008
// This file defines a new class of objects named Point.
//
// All the code in the class's {} braces represents what contents
// should be replicated inside of each Point object.
// So, for example, if I create 1000 Point objects, I will have also
// created 1000 int x's and int y's.
//
// Point.java is not a complete program; it has no main method, and you cannot
// directly run it.  But it defines a new type of objects that can be used by
// other files ("client programs").

public class Point {
	int x;    // EACH Point object should have a variable
	int y;    // inside it named x, and a variable named y
}