Define a Rectangle class that also inherits from Quadrilateral, with the following methods: Linit__(self, length, width): Override the method so that the Rectangle constructor only takes in two floating point numbers. Your constructor for Rectangle should only consist of a call to Quadrilateral's constructor: don't define any new instance variables. Override the area method to return the correct area for a rectangle (width*length). Remember: you don't have self.width or self.length instance variables, so you must use the instance variables from Quadrilateral to do this. _init_ -- Do not override the perimeter method: if your init__ is correct then the inherited method from Quadrilateral should work as-is. Examples: >>> isinstance(Rectangle(4, 6), Quadrilateral) True >>> Rectangle(6, 7).area() 42

Define a Rectangle class that also inherits from Quadrilateral, with the following methods: Linit__(self, length, width): Override the method so that the Rectangle constructor only takes in two floating point numbers. Your constructor for Rectangle should only consist of a call to Quadrilateral's constructor: don't define any new instance variables. Override the area method to return the correct area for a rectangle (width*length). Remember: you don't have self.width or self.length instance variables, so you must use the instance variables from Quadrilateral to do this. _init_ -- Do not override the perimeter method: if your init__ is correct then the inherited method from Quadrilateral should work as-is. Examples: >>> isinstance(Rectangle(4, 6), Quadrilateral) True >>> Rectangle(6, 7).area() 42

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

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