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Chapter 6, Problem 3AW
Consider the following class declaration:
public class Square
{
private double sideLength;
public double getArea()
{
return sideLength * sideLength;
}
public double getSideLength()
{
return sideLength;
}
}
- a. Write a no-arg constructor for this class, it should assign the sideLength field the value 0.0.
- b. Write an overloaded constructor for this class. It should accept an argument that is copied into the sideLength field.
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