Write a Python class called RightTriangle that conforms to the following

specifications.

$$ The class has $3$ private member variables: length, height, and hypotenuse.

$$ When a RightTriangle object is created, the user enters the length and height.

The constructor will look like: def$\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$inLength, inHeight$)$

$$ The hypotenuse is calculated inside the constructor from length and height. The

formula is the square root of the length squared plus the height squared $($Pythagorean

Theorem$).$

$$ There is method called findPerimeter that returns the perimeter of the triangle. This

is calculated by length $+$ height $+$ hypotenuse.

$$ There is a method called findArea to find the area of the right triangle. It is given by

$(1)/(2)*$ length$*$ height.

$$ There are accessors and mutators for height, length, and hypotenuse.

$$ There is a toString method that returns a string of the form of the following example:

Length $=8$ Height $=6$ Hypotenuse $=10\mathrm{.}0$ Area $=24$

$$ Store this class in a Python File called RightTriangle.py