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    The document defines a Rectangle class with private width and height variables and public getArea() and getPerimeter() methods. It then creates two Rectangle objects, rectangle1 with width 4 and height 40, and rectangle2 with width 3.5 and height 35.9. It outputs the width, height, area, and perimeter for each rectangle to the console.

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    The document defines a Rectangle class with private width and height variables and public getArea() and getPerimeter() methods. It then creates two Rectangle objects, rectangle1 with width 4 and height 40, and rectangle2 with width 3.5 and height 35.9. It outputs the width, height, area, and perimeter for each rectangle to the console.

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    Name: Ali hassan

    Exercise 1:
    #include <iostream>

    Using namespace std;

    Class Rectangle {
    Private:
    Double width;
    Double height;

    Public:
    Rectangle(double width, double height) : width(width), height(height) {}

    Double getArea() const {


    Return width * height;
    }

    Double getPerimeter() const {


    Return 2 * (width + height);
    }
    };

    Int main() {
    Rectangle rectangle1(4, 40);
    Rectangle rectangle2(3.5, 35.9);
    Cout << “Rectangle 1:\n”;
    Cout << “ Width: “ << rectangle1.width << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Height: “ << rectangle1.height << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Area: “ << rectangle1.getArea() << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Perimeter: “ << rectangle1.getPerimeter() << “\n”;

    Cout << “\nRectangle 2:\n”;


    Cout << “ Width: “ << rectangle2.width << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Height: “ << rectangle2.height << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Area: “ << rectangle2.getArea() << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Perimeter: “ << rectangle2.getPerimeter() << “\n”;

    Return 0;
    }

    Exercise 2:
    #include <iostream>

    Using namespace std;

    Class Rectangle {
    Private:
    Double width;
    Double height;

    Public:
    Rectangle(double width, double height) : width(width), height(height) {}
    Double getArea() const {
    Return width * height;
    }

    Double getPerimeter() const {


    Return 2 * (width + height);
    }
    };

    Int main() {
    Rectangle rectangle1(4, 40);
    Rectangle rectangle2(3.5, 35.9);

    Cout << “Rectangle 1:\n”;


    Cout << “ Width: “ << rectangle1.width << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Height: “ << rectangle1.height << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Area: “ << rectangle1.getArea() << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Perimeter: “ << rectangle1.getPerimeter() << “\n”;

    Cout << “\nRectangle 2:\n”;


    Cout << “ Width: “ << rectangle2.width << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Height: “ << rectangle2.height << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Area: “ << rectangle2.getArea() << “\n”;
    Cout << “ Perimeter: “ << rectangle2.getPerimeter() << “\n”;

    Return 0;
    }

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