Create a class called "Rectangle" that has two private member variables: "length" and "width". The class should have two public member functions: set_dimension() to set the values of the length and the width of the rectangle area() to calculate the area of the rectangle In your main function, create two Rectangle objects and prompt the user to specify the length and width values for the two rectangles. Use the member functions to set the length and width of the rectangles. Then, compare the areas of the two rectangles and print out a message indicating which one is larger. As an example, your program execution should look like: Enter the length and width of rectangle #1: 54 Enter the length and width of rectangle #2: 73 Rectangle #2 is larger!

Create a class called "Rectangle" that has two private member variables: "length" and "width". The class should have two public member functions: set_dimension() to set the values of the length and the width of the rectangle area() to calculate the area of the rectangle In your main function, create two Rectangle objects and prompt the user to specify the length and width values for the two rectangles. Use the member functions to set the length and width of the rectangles. Then, compare the areas of the two rectangles and print out a message indicating which one is larger. As an example, your program execution should look like: Enter the length and width of rectangle #1: 54 Enter the length and width of rectangle #2: 73 Rectangle #2 is larger!

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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