Create a class called Animal with a method sound() that displays a generic sound. Then, create a subclass called Dog that inherits from Animal and overrides the sound() method to display "Woof". Create another subclass called Cat that inherits from Animal and overrides the sound() method to display "Meow". Finally, create a subclass called Cow that inherits from Animal and overrides the sound() method to display "Moo". In the main method, create objects of Dog, Cat, and Cow classes and call the sound() method for each object

Develop a Java program that demonstrates inheritance between two classes:the superclass Animal and its subclass Dog.

class Animal {    public String speak() {        return "Some sound";    }}class Dog extends Animal {    @Override    public String speak() {        return "Bark";    }}class Cat extends Animal {    @Override    public String speak() {        return "Meow";    }}public class TestAnimals {    public static void main(String[] args) {        Animal myAnimal = new Animal();        Animal myDog = new Dog();        Animal myCat = new Cat();        System.out.println(myAnimal.speak());        System.out.println(myDog.speak());        System.out.println(myCat.speak());    }}a.Compilation Errorb.Some soundBarkMeowc.Some soundSome soundSome soundd.BarkBarkMeow

What is the output of the following code?        python    class Animal:        def sound(self):            print("Some sound")    class Dog(Animal):        def sound(self):            print("Bark")    class Cat(Animal):        def sound(self):            print("Meow")    def make_sound(animal):        animal.sound()    dog = Dog()    cat = Cat()    make_sound(dog)    make_sound(cat)Some sound\nSome soundBark\nMeowMeow\nBarkBark\nSome sound

What is output of the following code ?class Animal {void makeSound(){System.out.prntln("Animal sound");}}class Dog extends Animal {void makeSound(){System.out.println("Bark");}}public class Test{public static void main(String[] args) {Animal a = new Dog();a.makeSound();}}Question 19Answera.Runtime errorb.Barkc.Compilation errord.Animal soundClear my choice

You are creating a game where kids play as different animals in a magical forest. Each animal has unique characteristics and abilities. The game features two types of animals: "Lion" and "Eagle." Both animals inherit from a base class called "Animal," which contains common attributes and behaviors.Requirements:Implement a base class Animal with the following attributes:name (string): stores the name of the animal.age (int): stores the age of the animal.happinessLevel (int): stores the current happiness level of the animal.Implement a pure virtual function void specialAbility() in the Animal class, which will be overridden by derived classes.Implement derived classes Lion and Eagle from the Animal class.The Lion class should have an additional attribute:maneColor (string): stores the color of the lion's mane.Override the specialAbility() function to output a message indicating the lion's special ability. If the lion's age is less than 3, it should playfully roars; if the age is between 3 and 6, it should roar loudly; if the age is greater than 6 and happiness level is high (greater than 5), it should roar fiercely and proudly; otherwise, it should just yawn.The Eagle class should have an additional attribute:wingSpan (int): stores the wingspan of the eagle in centimeters.Override the specialAbility() function to output a message indicating the eagle's special ability. If the eagle's wing span is less than 100, it should fly low; if the wing span is between 100 and 200, it should soar high; if the wing span is greater than 200 and happiness level is high ((greater than 5), it should perform aerial acrobatics; otherwise, it should just glide.Sample Input:LionSimba2  // age7  //happinessLevelGolden   //maneColorEagleEddy48  //happinessLevel180   //wingSpanSample Output:Simba playfully roars!Eddy soars high!