This lecture covers the implementation of a Parallelogram class in Python, including methods for calculating perimeter, area, and height based on given dimensions and angles, with practical examples and debugging tips.
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Introduces a 'professional' 3D measurement system for stone analysis and feature extraction using stereo photogrammetry and structured light technologies.
