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 soundClear ResponseSave & Next

What is the output of the following code?        python    class A:        def display(self):            print("Class A")    class B(A):        def display(self):            print("Class B")    class C(A):        def display(self):            print("Class C")    obj = B()    obj.display()    obj = C()    obj.display()       Class A\nClass AClass B\nClass CClass A\nClass CClass B\nClass AClear ResponseSave & Next

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

what is the output of following python code? class myclass:    def __init__(self,a):        self.a = a        print(self.a)o=myclass()

What is the output of the below code?Code:class Cat:    def __init__(self, age):       self.age = age    def set_age(self, num):       self.age = num    def get_age(self):       return self.age cat1 = Cat(2)cat2 = Cat(4)cat1.set_age(cat2.get_age())cat2.set_age(5)cat3 = Cat(cat1.get_age() + cat2.get_age())print(cat3.get_age())*10965

What will be the output of below Python code?class A():    def __init__(self,count=100):        self.count=countobj1=A()obj2=A(102)print(obj1.count)print(obj2.count)100100100102102102ErrorClear ResponseSave & Next