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    Lab 10

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    The document discusses geometric shapes and their area formulas. It states that a square uses the formula L*L to calculate its area with one variable, while a circle uses pi=3.14 and the formula pi*r^2 or pi*(L*L) to calculate its area. The document instructs to make classes for square, circle, and rectangle as part of a homework task.

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    The document discusses geometric shapes and their area formulas. It states that a square uses the formula L*L to calculate its area with one variable, while a circle uses pi=3.14 and the formula pi*r^2 or pi*(L*L) to calculate its area. The document instructs to make classes for square, circle, and rectangle as part of a homework task.

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    The document discusses geometric shapes and their area formulas. It states that a square uses the formula L*L to calculate its area with one variable, while a circle uses pi=3.14 and the formula pi*r^2 or pi*(L*L) to calculate its area. The document instructs to make classes for square, circle, and rectangle as part of a homework task.

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    The document discusses geometric shapes and their area formulas. It states that a square uses the formula L*L to calculate its area with one variable, while a circle uses pi=3.14 and the formula pi*r^2 or pi*(L*L) to calculate its area. The document instructs to make classes for square, circle, and rectangle as part of a homework task.

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    square:

    L*L formula; one variable in get area


    circle:
    pi=3.14 in float in the class constructr;
    pi r^2 {pi*(L*L)} in gt area;

    homeTask make class square circle rectangle

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