What is Cubot2 and Cubot3

Cubot(2/3)

• Cubot has-a Cubot2 and Cubot3. Depending on your input, Cubot will hold Cubot3 or Cubot3
• However, Cubot3 is the Cubot object for only 3x3, and the same goes for Cubot2
• The main difference between them is that Cubot(2/3) can directly use R(), Rdash(), etc. while Cubot needs stringalg()
• Another difference is the constructor. The constructor for Cubot(2/3) will not function for no input as the Cubot

String[] temp = {"RRRRRRRRR", "GGGGGGGGG", "OOOOOOOOO", "BBBBBBBBB", "WWWWWWWWW", "YYYYYYYYY"}; // for 3x3 
Cubot3 cube3 = new Cubot(temp) ; 
cube3.R() ; 

String[] temp2 = {"RRRR", "GGGG", "OOOO", "BBBB", "WWWW", "YYYY"};
Cubot2 cube2 = new Cubot2(temp2) ;
cube2.R() ; 

The entire class is as follows

Cubot2

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class Cubot2 extends Checker2 {
    public Cubot2(String[] s) throws IllegalArgumentException { super(s) ;}
    public boolean isSolved() {}
    public String toString() {}
    public String[][][][] getCubeArr() {}
    public String[][][][] getSolvedCube() {}
    public ArrayList<String> compareToSolved()  {}
    public String stringAlg(String s) {}
    public String getScramble(int n, boolean check) {}
    public String reverseAlg(String s, boolean check ) {}
    public String indexString() {}
    public String solve() {}
    public String[] cubeToArr() {}
    public Cube2 getCube() {}
}

Cubot3

import java.util.ArrayList ;

public class Cubot3 extends Checker3 {
    public Cubot3(String[] s) throws IllegalArgumentException { super(s) ;}
    public String solve() {}
    public boolean isSolved() {}
    public String toString() {}
    public String[][][][] getCubeArr() {}
    public String[][][][] getSolvedCube() {}
    public ArrayList<String> compareToSolved()  {}
    public String stringAlg(String s) {}
    public String getScramble(int n, boolean check) {}
    public String reverseAlg(String s, boolean check ) {}
    public String indexString() {}
    public Cube3 getCube() {}
    public String[] cubeToArr() {}
}