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Write a class that represents triangle named Triangle, the class must have the following members:
private double height; //Height
private double base;//Base length
public Triangle(double h, double b);//Constructor
public void setHeight(double x);//Sets height
public double getHeight();//Gets height
public void setBase(double x);//Sets base length
public double getBase();//Gets base length
public double getArea();//Returns the area of the triangle
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Like getting an output from the user
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One way is reading input from the console using the Scanner class. It has several methods for reading different types of data.
Read the API doc for the Scanner class to see what is available and some examples.
Link to API doc: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/index.html
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