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Calculate the area of the triangle
- Import the required packages
- The function named “triangle()” is defined and inside the “triangle()”,
- Declare the required variables named as “s”, and “A”
- Where variable “A” stores the area of the triangle.
- Return the value stored in the “A” variable.
- Declare the required variables named as “s”, and “A”
- In the “main()” function,
- Generate a prompt to take the user input.
- Call the method named “triangle()” with user input as the argument.
- Print the output statement and output value.
- Call the function “main()”.
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