Write the following four classes to practice using an abstract class and polymorphism. Submit all four classes. Shape2D class For this class, include just an abstract method name get2DArea() that returns a double. Rectangle2D class Make this class inherit from the Shape2D class. Have it store a length and a width as fields. Provide a constructor that takes two double arguments and uses them to set the fields. Note, the area of a rectangle is the length times the width. Rectangle2D class Also make this class inherit from the Shape2D class. Have it store a radius as a field. Provide a constructor that takes a double argument and uses it to set the field. Note, the area of a circle is PI times it's radius times it's radius. Shape2DDriver class Have this class provide a method named displayName() that takes an object from just any of the above three classes (you can't use an Object type parameter). Have the method display the area of the object, rounded to one decimal place.

Write the following four classes to practice using an abstract class and polymorphism. Submit all four classes. Shape2D class For this class, include just an abstract method name get2DArea() that returns a double. Rectangle2D class Make this class inherit from the Shape2D class. Have it store a length and a width as fields. Provide a constructor that takes two double arguments and uses them to set the fields. Note, the area of a rectangle is the length times the width. Rectangle2D class Also make this class inherit from the Shape2D class. Have it store a radius as a field. Provide a constructor that takes a double argument and uses it to set the field. Note, the area of a circle is PI times it's radius times it's radius. Shape2DDriver class Have this class provide a method named displayName() that takes an object from just any of the above three classes (you can't use an Object type parameter). Have the method display the area of the object, rounded to one decimal place.

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter10: Introduction To Inheritance

Section: Chapter Questions

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