This is an object oriented programming question.The code should be in c++ language.You wil use animal as a parent class and dog and cat as a daughter class. AnimalPublic:Virtual void walk(){Cout<<"\n animalwalk"}Is-ais-acatdogPublic:Public:void walk()void walk(){{Cout<<" dogwalk";Cout<<" inside catwalk";}

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This is an object oriented programming question. The code should be in c++ language. You wil use animal as a parent class and dog and cat as a daughter class.

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