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I'll show a brief program below. The program demonstrates unclear/consistent behavior of the size, width and height arguments when creating a new Rect. Using the argparse module, the user can easily create a rectangle using the size argument. When the program isn't given any argument, the width and height argument of
Rect()are used and then the the proper size is used for the rectangle, if the