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Write a program that takes as input two opposite corners of a rectangle:(x1,y1) and (x2,y2) - float or integer only. Finally, the user is prompted for the coordinates of a third point(x, y). The program should print Boolean value True or False based on whether the point(x, y) lies within the rectangle. Note that the rectangle could fall anywhere in the 2 x 2 plane of real numbers. Sample runs are shown: Enter x1:1, Enter y1:3, Enter x2: 10, Enter y2:6, Enter x: 4, Enter y: 4, True, Goodbye!

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