In this we will take a closer look at the logic behind Object Oriented Programming.  Read through the pseudocode listed below and answer the following questions.

Class Square

  Declare Protected Side as Float

  Declare Protected Area as Float

  Public Square()

     Set Side = 1.0

     Set Area = 1.0

  End Constructor

  Public Subprogram SetSide(NewSide)

     Set Side = NewSide

  End Subprogram

  Public Subprogram ComputeArea()

     Set Area = Side^2

  End Subprogram

  Public Function GetArea() as Float

     Set GetArea = Area

  End Function

  Public Function GetSide() as Float

     Set GetSide = Side

  End Function

End Class

Class Rectangle Extends Square

  Declare Private Height as Float

  Public Rectangle()

     Call Square()

     Set Height = 1.0

  End Constructor

  Public Subprogram SetHeight(NewHeight)

     Set Height = NewHeight

  End Subprogram

  Public Function GetHeight() as Float

     Set GetHeight = Height

  End Function

  Public Subprogram ComputeArea()

     Set Area = Side * Height

  End Subprogram

Question1:Give the names of the methods of the class Square.

Question 2:Write the statement that would be used in the main program to create a new object Square1 based off of the Square Class.

Question 3:Suppose Rectangle1 is an object of the class Rectangle and the statement Call Rectangle1.ComputeArea()

appears in the main program.  Which formula for area is used in the execution of the subprogram ComputeArea()?

Question 4:Write the statement that would be used in the main program to set a side of Square1 to 20.

Question 5:Write the statements that would be used in the main program to compute the area of Square1, assign it to a variable called Area and then print it to the screen.