Build a `Vehicle` class with a `make` attribute and a `start()` method printing ‘Vehicle starting’. Build a `Car` class inheriting from `Vehicle`, adding a `model` attribute using `super()`, and overriding `start()` to print ‘Car [make] [model] starting’. Read make and model as inputs.
Two space-separated strings.
Print the formatted starting message.
None
Toyota Corolla
Car Toyota Corolla starting
A complete example of single inheritance combining `super()` initialization and method overriding.
class Vehicle:
# Define __init__ and start
pass
class Car(Vehicle):
# Define __init__ and overridden start
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
m, mdl = input().split()
# Instantiate Car and call start
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