Combine techniques! Create `LandVehicle` (int tires) and `WaterVehicle` (int propellers) virtually inheriting from a `Vehicle` base. Create `AmphibiousVehicle` inheriting from both. Read tires and propellers, set them via the `AmphibiousVehicle` object, and print them.
Two space-separated integers.
Print 'Tires: [t]' and 'Propellers: [p]'.
None
4 2
Tires: 4
Propellers: 2
A complete scenario addressing diamond inheritance correctly using virtual base resolution and multiple data attributes.
#include <iostream>
class Vehicle {};
class LandVehicle {
public:
int tires;
};
class WaterVehicle {
public:
int propellers;
};
class AmphibiousVehicle {
// Setup correct inheritance structure
};
int main() {
// Read input, instantiate, and print
return 0;
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