Managing Different Shapes in a single BaseClassType Array

What is Polymorphism in OOP?

Learning Activity 8: Managing Different Shapes in a single BaseClassType Array An array holds values of the same type. An object array can hold reference of a common type. Polymorphism gives us opportunity to utilize the object array to hold multiple shapes and allows us to define their behavior differently by utilizing the ‘overriding’ method. Given an abstract class that provides basic functionality for Different Shapes. Complete the missing parts of the Shape class and extend the class to create two derived classes named ‘Rectangle’ and ‘Circle’ where the derived class must override their GetArea() and GetPerimeter() methods according to their shape and complete the program and match program input-output according to the main method which is done for you. Hints: Complete the missing parts of the Abstract Class Shape. Create a class called Rectangle. Rectangle should extend the Shape class and include member variables representing the following: a) The width and the height properties. b) A two parameter constructor method that uses width and height. c) Two overriding methods for overriding GetArea() and GetPerimeter() methods. Create a class called Circle. Circle should extend the Shape class and include member variables representing the following: a) The Radius properties of the Circle. b) A single parameter constructor method that uses radius.