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Why use self.width in the area method instead of @width?
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class Shape | |
attr_accessor :color | |
def initialize(color = nil) | |
@color = color || 'Red' | |
end | |
def larger_than?(other) | |
self.area >= other.area | |
end | |
end | |
class Rectangle < Shape | |
attr_accessor :width, :height | |
def initialize(width, height, color = nil) | |
@width, @height = width, height | |
super(color) | |
end | |
def area | |
self.width * self.height | |
end | |
end | |
class Square < Rectangle | |
def initialize(side, color = nil) | |
super(side, side, color) | |
end | |
end | |
class Circle < Shape | |
attr_accessor :radius | |
def initialize(radius, color = nil) | |
@radius = radius | |
super(color) | |
end | |
def area | |
Math::PI * self.radius**2 | |
end | |
end |
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TEST WITH:
a= Rectangle.new(1, 2, "Blue")
b= Square.new(5, "Green")
c = Circle.new(7, "Brown")
p c.area
p b.larger_than?(a)
p a.larger_than?(b)