// Arbitrary ordering of the field and method declarations within the class
// There however is still just one constructor
//
// This file is a modification on the GeoTester.jf
//
// Methods:
// - can be overriden (replace a superclass's method with a specialized one).
// - cannot be overloaded(several methods of the same name in a single class).
//
// Constructors: 
// - must call super() explicitly.
// - can only have one constructor per class.
//
// Declarations:
// - All classes must be declared public.
// - no assignment at declaration: int foo = 5;
// - Cannot do: Circle myCircle = new Circle(10);
//   Must break into:
//       Circle myCircle;
//       myCircle = new Circle(10);
//
// MethodInvocation: 
//        foo.bar();      should work.
//        foo[1].bar();   will work.
//        (foo).bar();    will work.
//

public class ArbitraryOrder {

  public boolean amItransparent() {		// Lets start with a method declaration
    return isTransparent;
  }

  public int calculateArea() {return 0;}	// Another method declaration

  public boolean isTransparent;			// Field declaration next

  public ArbitraryOrder () {			// Now comes the sole constructor
    super();
    isTransparent = true;
  }

  public boolean WhatisTransparent;		// Another field declaration

  public boolean WhatIstransparent() {		// Method
    return isTransparent;
  }

  public int calculateArea() {return 0;}
  public int calculateVolume() {return 0;}

  public boolean isTransparent;			// Another field declaration just for fun
//  public int magicNumber() {return 0;}


}