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/* The program *********** is *********** a two-part harmony. A virtual baglama can be a form of violin, played by a single player. Made with Java and the JButton class, each of these buttons corresponds to a note on the music scale which can be adjusted with sliders. The virtual baglama has ten strings and uses two octaves of notes which correspond to the keys on your keyboard from A to Z, with black keys being represented as sharps or flats. Pressing more than one button at once will create chords that have been programmed in for this instrument.*/ #include #include "stdlib. h" //inherits java.awt.Frame /* (NOTE: YOU MUST EDIT THE HEADER FILE BELOW FOR YOUR SYSTEM, AND YOU MUST ADD IT AS AN IMPORTANT PART INTO YOUR COMPILER) Programming is a hands-on experience and we invite you to work with us, to learn and to extend your knowledge of programming. We hope that the above example will be of value and that once you've finished with this book, it will be possible for you to create your own programs. If you have any comments or suggestions please write to the editor, Dennis Richards Dun Dun SoftwareIn this book you create a program to display a virtual baglama on your screen. In the first part of the book you build a basic program which uses sliders and buttons to control pitch and volume. In the second part of the book, we add MIDI files and advanced features such as octave shift and altered key signatures. In the third part of the book you produce a program to play your own music as well as other MIDI files. The final chapter completes this story by showing you how to start a program from a system file so that other people can run it. It also shows you how to pass parameters from one program to another and enables you to create a web site which will showcase your work. Let's start our journey by running a virtual baglama on your screen. //main class for this project public class Main { private Computer myComputer ; public Main (){ myComputer = new Computer (); //create the computer object } public static void main(String [] args){ new Main (); } myComputer. setSerialPort (System . out , 2000 ); //sets serial port to 2000 System . out . println ( "Enter the IP Address from your computer : "); //gets IP address from user String IP = st. nextLine (); IP += "." ; IP += 192 + 168 ; IPAddress ip = new IPAddress (IP); String [] rts = myComputer. cfa1e77820
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