Define two base classes: `Engine` with a method `startEngine()` printing ‘Engine started’, and `Wheels` with a method `spinWheels()` printing ‘Wheels spinning’. Create a derived class `Car` that publicly inherits from both. In `main()`, instantiate `Car` and call both methods.
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Print the two messages on separate lines.
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Engine started
Wheels spinning
Multiple inheritance allows a class to inherit from more than one base class using a comma-separated list.
#include <iostream>
class Engine {
public:
// Write your code here
};
class Wheels {
public:
// Write your code here
};
class Car {
// Inherit from Engine and Wheels
};
int main() {
// Instantiate Car and call methods
return 0;
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