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from AIDL import *

def fish(body_length: float = 6*inches, body_height: float = 3*inches):
    """
    Create a simple model of a fish with body, fins, and an eye.
    """
    fish = Solid()

    # Main body as an oval (rounded rectangle with large corner radii)
    body = RoundedRectangle((0, 0), body_length, body_height, body_height/2)
    fish.body = body
    
    # Dorsal fin on top
    dorsal_fin = Triangle((0, body_height/2 + 0.5*inches), body_length/5, body_height/2)
    fish.dorsal_fin = dorsal_fin

    # Two pectoral fins, slightly offset from the center on both sides
    left_pectoral_fin = Triangle((-body_length/4, -body_height/2 - 0.2*inches), body_length/6, body_height/4)
    right_pectoral_fin = Triangle((body_length/4, -body_height/2 - 0.2*inches), body_length/6, body_height/4)
    fish.left_pectoral_fin = left_pectoral_fin
    fish.right_pectoral_fin = right_pectoral_fin

    # Caudal fin at the back
    caudal_fin = Triangle((body_length/2 + body_length/6, 0), body_length/3, body_height/2)
    fish.caudal_fin = caudal_fin

    # Eye as a circle
    eye = Circle((-body_length/4, body_height/6), body_height/12)
    fish.eye = eye

    return fish

with AIDL_2D:
    model = fish()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()

                
                Please write an AIDL program to generate a fish

Alright, let's create a simple model of a fish using AIDL. Here’s what I'll aim for in our initial design:

1. **Body**: An oval shape to represent the main body.
2. **Fins**: 
   - Dorsal fin on top.
   - Two pectoral fins on the sides.
   - A caudal fin (tail fin) at the back.
3. **Eye**: A small circle to represent the eye.

Let's start by defining the fish's components in the AIDL script. We'll build it step by step:

1. Define the main body, which can be represented by an oval shape.
2. Add fins to the body at their respective locations.
3. Add an eye.

Here's a basic implementation using the AIDL language as described:

```python
from AIDL import *

def fish(body_length: float = 6*inches, body_height: float = 3*inches):
    """
    Create a simple model of a fish with body, fins, and an eye.
    """
    fish = Solid()

    # Main body as an oval (rounded rectangle with large corner radii)
    body = RoundedRectangle((0, 0), body_length, body_height, body_height/2)
    fish.body = body
    
    # Dorsal fin on top
    dorsal_fin = Triangle((0, body_height/2 + 0.5*inches), body_length/5, body_height/2)
    fish.dorsal_fin = dorsal_fin

    # Two pectoral fins, slightly offset from the center on both sides
    left_pectoral_fin = Triangle((-body_length/4, -body_height/2 - 0.2*inches), body_length/6, body_height/4)
    right_pectoral_fin = Triangle((body_length/4, -body_height/2 - 0.2*inches), body_length/6, body_height/4)
    fish.left_pectoral_fin = left_pectoral_fin
    fish.right_pectoral_fin = right_pectoral_fin

    # Caudal fin at the back
    caudal_fin = Triangle((body_length/2 + body_length/6, 0), body_length/3, body_height/2)
    fish.caudal_fin = caudal_fin

    # Eye as a circle
    eye = Circle((-body_length/4, body_height/6), body_height/12)
    fish.eye = eye

    return fish

with AIDL_2D:
    model = fish()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```

### Explanation:
- **Body**: A rounded rectangle to approximate the oval shape of the fish’s body.
- **Dorsal Fin**: Positioned at the top-center of the body.
- **Pectoral Fins**: Positioned slightly off-center on the left and right sides.
- **Caudal Fin**: Positioned at the back of the body.
- **Eye**: A small circle on the left side of the body.

Please review this initial implementation. If you have any specific modifications or additional features in mind, I'm happy to adjust the design!