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The document defines two classes - rectangle and square - that calculate and print the area. It takes length, breadth and side dimensions as input and creates objects to call the display and area methods.

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The document defines two classes - rectangle and square - that calculate and print the area. It takes length, breadth and side dimensions as input and creates objects to call the display and area methods.

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#!

/bin/python3

import math
import os
import random
import re
import sys

# Write your code here


# Create the rectangle class and print a message plus the area
class rectangle(object):
def display(self):
print('This is a Rectangle')
def area(self, Lenght, Breadth):
area = Lenght * Breadth
print(f'Area of Rectangle is {area}')

# Create the square class and print a message plus the area
class square(object):
def display(self):
print('This is a Square')
def area(self, Side):
area = Side * Side
print(f'Area of square is {area}')

# Function used to input the data


if __name__ == '__main__':

l = int(input())
b = int(input())
s = int(input())

obj1 = rectangle()
obj1.display()
obj1.area(l,b)

obj2 = square()
obj2.display()
obj2.area(s)

# STDIN
# 5
# 4
# 6

# This is a Rectangle
# Area of Rectangle is 20 (Double Spaces)
# This is a Square
# Area of square is 36 (Double Spaces)

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