Identify the issue in this C++ code snippet:class Car {public:int speed;void Car() { speed = 0; }};a.Missing data encapsulationb.Incorrect class constructor syntaxc.No errord.Inheritance misuse

Create a class Car. Car has  its data members speed and colour under private. Void speed(int car_speed) and void colour(string car_colour) are the member functions in class Car. Create one more class Audi. Audi wants to access the private data members of Class Car. Along with the inherited method, Audi has 5 airbags and so it has additional member function void air_bag_count( ). There is one more class Audi_a6 which is the latest version and inludes all the features of  audi along with additional ones. It has additional vent for AC ...and so it has additional member function Car_ac( ) .Identify the type of inheritance..Create object for each class, supply value to all classes and display speed and colour for car, speed, colour and airbag details for audi. And car speed, colour, airbag detail, ac details for Audi_A6?

The type Vehicle has drive functionality. The classes Car and Bike implements the drive functionality and can be further subclassed.  Fill in the given code with appropriate access specifier so that the subclasses of Car and Bike do not modify the Drive functionality.interface Vehicle{   void drive();}class Car implements Vehicle{    final void drive()    {        //drive    } }

class Vehicle { protected int wheelsCount; private int doorsCount; public Vehicle(int wheelsCount, int doorsCount) { this.wheelsCount = wheelsCount; this.doorsCount = doorsCount; }}public class Truck extends Vehicle { private double loadCapacity; private int weight; public Truck(int wheelsCount, int doorsCount, double loadCapacity, int weight) { /* Missing Code */ }}

ct the correct answer Which of this keyword must be used to inherit a class?

What is a class in C++?A blueprint for creating objectsA primitive data typeA function to perform operationsA keyword to define variables