Create three classes: `Car` with method `drive()` printing ‘Driving…’, `Boat` with method `swim()` printing ‘Swimming…’, and `Plane` with method `fly()` printing ‘Flying…’. Create a `FlyingAmphibiousCar` class inheriting from all three. Instantiate it and call `drive()`, `swim()`, and `fly()` in that exact order.
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Print the three actions on separate lines.
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Driving...
Swimming...
Flying...
Combining behaviors from multiple disparate parent classes represents the core utility of multiple inheritance.
class Car:
def drive(self): print('Driving...')
class Boat:
def swim(self): print('Swimming...')
class Plane:
def fly(self): print('Flying...')
class FlyingAmphibiousCar(Car, Boat, Plane):
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Instantiate and call all three methods
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