LatLonPoint (NetCDF-Java All API v5.6.0)

All Known Implementing Classes:

LatLonPointImmutable, LatLonPointImpl
```
public interface LatLonPoint
```
Points on the Earth's surface, represented as (longitude,latitude), in units of degrees. Longitude is always between -180 and +180 deg. Latitude is always between -90 and +90 deg. TODO will be an Immutable class in ver6

Method Summary

All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Default Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`static LatLonPoint`	`create()`	Standard way to create a "default" LatLonPoint.
`static LatLonPoint`	`create(double lat, double lon)`	Standard way to create a LatLonPoint.
`double`	`getLatitude()`	Returns the latitude, between +/- 90 degrees.
`double`	`getLongitude()`	Returns the longitude, between +/-180 degrees
`default boolean`	`nearlyEquals(LatLonPoint that)`	Returns the result of `nearlyEquals(LatLonPoint, double)`, with `Misc.defaultMaxRelativeDiffDouble`.
`boolean`	`nearlyEquals(LatLonPoint that, double maxRelDiff)`	Returns `true` if this point is nearly equal to `that`.

- Method Detail
  - getLongitude
```
double getLongitude()
```
    Returns the longitude, between +/-180 degrees
    
    Returns:
    
    longitude (degrees)
  - getLatitude
```
double getLatitude()
```
    Returns the latitude, between +/- 90 degrees.
    
    Returns:
    
    latitude (degrees)
  - nearlyEquals
```
default boolean nearlyEquals(LatLonPoint that)
```
    Returns the result of nearlyEquals(LatLonPoint, double), with Misc.defaultMaxRelativeDiffDouble.
  - nearlyEquals
```
boolean nearlyEquals(LatLonPoint that,
                     double maxRelDiff)
```
    Returns true if this point is nearly equal to that. The "near equality" of points is determined using Misc.nearlyEquals(double, double, double), with the specified maxRelDiff.
    
    Parameters:
    
    that - the other point to check.
    
    maxRelDiff - the maximum relative difference the two points may have.
    
    Returns:
    
    true if this point is nearly equal to that.
  - create
```
static LatLonPoint create(double lat,
                          double lon)
```
    Standard way to create a LatLonPoint.
  - create
```
static LatLonPoint create()
```
    Standard way to create a "default" LatLonPoint.