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Transcribed Image Text:How many properties (attributes) does the following class have?
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weight: double
- color : int
+ Widget():
+ Widget (double, int) :
+ getweight(): double
+ getColor() : int
+ setweight (double): void
+ setColor (int) : void
+ displayInfo() : void
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