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Merge both Rectangle and Cuboid Classes by merging overlapping member variables and using appropriate member function to input member variables. Use a parameterized constructor to initialize member variables. Keep the utility member functions and member variables private.

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Merge both Rectangle and Cuboid Classes by merging overlapping member variables and using appropriate member function to input member variables. Use a parameterized constructor to initialize member variables. Keep the utility member functions and member variables private.
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CPallini 22-Apr-22 6:17am    
Wow, bottom up OOP design!
Good luck!
Patrice T 22-Apr-22 7:06am    
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Nice homework, so start with some Basic Concepts of Object Oriented Programming (OOPs) in C++.

Tip: a rectangle is like a cuboid with height of zero
 
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