In C#, a program that implements and uses a class called MyRectangle. Data items should include: length, width, color, and label. Define properties with appropriate accessor functions for each of the data items. Methods should include a default constructor that sets values to the empty string or zero, a constructor that allows the user to specify all values for the data items, a member method that computes and returns the area of the shape, and a member method called DisplayShape that outputs all the information (including the area via the ComputeArea method for the given rectangle in a reasonable format. Sample output below
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and label. Define properties with appropriate accessor functions for each of the data items. Methods should include a
default constructor that sets values to the empty string or zero, a constructor that allows the user to specify all values
for the data items, a member method that computes and returns the area of the shape, and a member method called
DisplayShape that outputs all the information (including the area via the ComputeArea method for the given rectangle in
a reasonable format. Sample output below
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### Understanding Rectangles: Dimensions and Properties
The following data provides information about various rectangles, including their dimensions, colors, labels, and calculated areas.
1. **Rectangle 1**
- **Length:** 1
- **Width:** (unspecified)
- **Color:** Red
- **Label:** ITSS
- This is an incomplete rectangle description with no width provided.
2. **Rectangle 2**
- **Label:** (Not specified)
- **Color:** (Not specified)
- **Size:** 0x0
- **Area:** 0
- This represents a point or non-existent rectangle, as both dimensions are zero.
3. **Rectangle 3**
- **Label:** Good area!
- **Color:** Blue
- **Size:** 7x6
- **Area:** 42
- A large rectangle with significant area, described as "Good area!"
4. **Rectangle 4**
- **Label:** Happy Halloween
- **Color:** Black
- **Size:** 5x7
- **Area:** 35
- This is another sizeable rectangle with a holiday-themed label.
5. **Rectangle 5**
- **Label:** ITSS
- **Color:** Red
- **Size:** 1x1
- **Area:** 1
- A small square, as both length and width are equal.
### Diagram Analysis
- **Size and Area Correlation:** The size dimensions are provided in the format "Width x Height," and the calculated area corresponds to the product of these dimensions.
- **Color and Labeling:** Each rectangle is uniquely described by its color and label, adding a layer of identification and meaning.
This dataset provides foundational knowledge for understanding geometric properties and demonstrates how labels and colors can be applied to describe geometric shapes further.
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We must define particular data types, attributes, and methods in accordance with the specifications in order to write a program in C# that implements and uses the MyRectangle class. We must offer suitable accessor functions for each of these properties, which include length, breadth, color, and label. A default constructor, a parameterized constructor, a method to determine the area of the rectangle, and a method to present all the data in a logical manner should all be included in the methods.
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