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Welcome back to another challenge.
And at this point, you've already done a couple of these exercises of these challenges and.
And I really think you start feeling an improvement in your skills.
And all that's roumain is simply to improve these skills even more.
So in this challenge, you have to write a program that gets to double numbers, not integers, from
the user.
And these numbers should represent a given rectangle.
The first numbers should represent the height of the rectangle and the second one should represent its
with.
So your program should simply print through the screen the area of that given rectangle.
And for those of you guys who forgot how rectangles areas calculate it, that's simply done by multiplying
its height by its with.
For example you feed given with these four point two and high seas three point five.
Then the program is going to print the result of four point two multiplied by three point five.
Right.
That's how you calculate the area for rectangle.
And in this case, the result would be just fourteen point seven.
Fourteen point seven.
All right.
So there you go.
I hope the instructions are clear.
And I wish you good luck, guys.
And please do not proceed the next video until you've tried your best to solve that one on your own.
I'll see you in the next video.
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