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The document outlines a programming task to create a base class 'Shape' with a virtual function 'area()' that returns 0. It requires the implementation of two derived classes, 'Rectangle' and 'Circle', each with their own 'area()' methods to calculate their respective areas. The objective is to demonstrate polymorphism by invoking the correct 'area()' method at runtime based on the shape type.

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Problem Statement

The document outlines a programming task to create a base class 'Shape' with a virtual function 'area()' that returns 0. It requires the implementation of two derived classes, 'Rectangle' and 'Circle', each with their own 'area()' methods to calculate their respective areas. The objective is to demonstrate polymorphism by invoking the correct 'area()' method at runtime based on the shape type.

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Problem Statement:

Create a base class Shape with a virtual function area() that returns 0.
Create two derived classes: Rectangle and Circle, each with their own area()
implementations that calculate the area of the respective shapes.
Objective:
 Implement overriding in classes that calculate areas for different
 shapes.
 Demonstrate polymorphism by calling the appropriate area()
 method at runtime.

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