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  • arhaan_bagewadi
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    Here's my code, pretty simple, easy to understand. The comments will help you :)

    class Rectangle {
    public:
        int width;    // Represents the width of the rectangle
        int height;   // Represents the height of the rectangle

        // Virtual function for displaying rectangle properties
        virtual void display() {
            cout << width << " " << height << endl; 
        }
};

class RectangleArea : public Rectangle { 
    public:
        void read_input() { 
            cin >> width; // Reads the width from the user input
            cin >> height; // Reads the height from the user input
        }

        // Overrides the display() method from the base class
        void display() override { 
            cout << width * height << endl; // Displays the area of the rectangle 
        }
};

  • MyCodeJourney
     + 0 comments
    class Rectangle{
    public:
    int height,width;
    void display(){
        cout<<width<<" "<<height<<endl;
    }
};
class RectangleArea: public Rectangle{
    public:
    void read_input(){
        cin>>width>>height;
    }
    void display(){
        cout<<(width*height);
    }
};

  • ar6373354
     + 0 comments

    include

    using namespace std;

    class Rectangle{

    public:
int field_width;
int field_height;

    void display(){ cout< class RectangleArea : public Rectangle{ public: void read_input(){ cin>>field_width; cin>>field_height; } int sum(){ return field_width * field_height; }
    };

    int main(){

    RectangleArea obj1;

obj1.read_input();
int value = obj1.sum();
obj1.display();
cout<<value<<endl;

return 0;

    }

  • theswed67
     + 0 comments

    using namespace std;

    class Rectangle { public: int width; int height; virtual void display() { cout << width << " " << height << endl; } }; class RectangleArea : public Rectangle { public: void read_input() { cin >> width; cin >> height;

    }
void display()override
{
 Rectangle::display();
 cout << width * height << endl; 
}

    };

    int main() { RectangleArea rectangle1; rectangle1.read_input(); rectangle1.display(); return 0; }

  • sezzaldiin0
     + 0 comments
    class Rectangle {
protected:
    int width;
    int height;

public:
    void display() {
        cout << width << " " << height << endl;
    }
};

class RectangleArea : public Rectangle {
public:
    void read_input() {
        cin >> width >> height;
    }

    void display() {
        cout << width * height << endl;
    }
};