Combine multilevel and multiple inheritance. `Animal` -> `Mammal`. Create `WingedAnimal`. Create `Bat` inheriting from both `Mammal` and `WingedAnimal`. Inside `main()`, invoke a method `eat()` from `Animal` and `fly()` from `WingedAnimal` using a `Bat` object. Print ‘Eating’ and ‘Flying’.
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Print the method outputs.
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Eating
Flying
Hybrid inheritance mixes two or more types of inheritance. Here, Bat receives traits from a multilevel chain and an independent base class.
#include <iostream>
class Animal {
// Implement eat()
};
class Mammal : public Animal {};
class WingedAnimal {
// Implement fly()
};
class Bat {
// Inherit Mammal and WingedAnimal
};
int main() {
// Instantiate Bat and call methods
return 0;
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