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    Object Oriented Programming Unit 3&4 Practice 1

    Implement in Java the following class hierarchy:

    Surface <abstract>
    # area : double
    + abstract computeArea () : void
    + getArea() : double

    Rectangle
    - base : double
    - height: double
    + Rectangle(double, double)

    Circle
    - radius : double

    + Circle (double)

    Rectangle (double, double)


    - sets the base and height of the rectangle.

    Circle(double)
    - sets the radius of the circle

    getArea(): double
    - returns the attribute area

    computeArea() : void
    - find the area of the surface

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