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Chapter 10, Problem 9PE
Program Plan Intro
Sphere
Program Plan:
Sphere.py
- Import the required packages.
- Definition of main method
- Get the radius of the sphere
- Call the method “Sphere()” by passing the parameter “rad”.
- Call the method “surfaceArea()”.
- Call the method “volume()”.
- Print the volume of the sphere
- Print the area of the sphere.
- Call the main function
Main.py:
- Import the required packages
- Definition of class sphere
- Definition of method “init()”.
- Assign the value of radius.
- Definition of method “getRadius()”.
- Return the value of radius.
- Definition of method “surfaceArea()”.
- Calculate surface area
- Definition of method “volume()”.
- Calculate the volume.
- Return the volume.
- Definition of method “init()”.
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