It's quite easy.

1) Add a rectangle

2) Open the gradients panel (found under window)

3) By default, the two colors will be white and black. Just change them to purple and orange.

4)Under angle, change it to 90 Degrees.

5) finally, select the rectangle, and tap on the square showing the gradient in the gradient panel. This should turn the fill of the rectangle into a gradient.

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