Question

Implement a program that manages shapes. Implement a class named Shape with a method area() which returns the double value 0.0. Implement three derived classes named Rectangle, Square, and Circle. Declare necessary properties in each including getter and setter function and a constructor that sets the values of these properties. Override the area() function in each by calculating the area using the defined properties in that class.Using Java to write a program that repeatedly shows the user a menu to create one of the three main shapes or to print the shapes created so far. If the user selects to create a new shape, the program prompts the user to enter the values for the size of the selected shape. The shape is then stored in an array. If the user selects to print the current shapes, print the name and the total area of each shape to the console.Hint: You may limit the size of the array to 10.

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The following code was written in Java. It creates classes for each one of the shapes requested and includes all of their variables and the area method, as well as a toString method. Then in the main method, the menu is created which allows the user to enter the shape that they want and if they decide to exit it will print out every shape within the shapes array. Due to technical reasons I have added the code as a txt file below and in the picture you can see the output.

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