(B) Add a class named Square.java Give it private attributes double side and String color • Make a constructor with two attributes for assigning a value to side and color when the Square is instantiated. • Add getter and setter methods for all of the attributes. • Add a method that returns the area of the shape.

(B) Add a class named Square.java Give it private attributes double side and String color • Make a constructor with two attributes for assigning a value to side and color when the Square is instantiated. • Add getter and setter methods for all of the attributes. • Add a method that returns the area of the shape.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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