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Write a class definition called RectangularSolid which takes three numeric parameters in its constructor, in this order: length, width, height.
Provide a get_volume method that returns the volume of the rectangular solid. This method takes no parameters.
Provide a get_surface_area method that returns the surface area of the rectangular solid. This method takes no parameters.
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