2. Create a class called Car which has the following members- Private color, maxSpeed, minSpeed Public - Car(c, maxs, mins), get() Now create a derive class Bus of that Car class which will be privately inherited from the Car class and have the following members- - Public: Bus(color, maxSpeed, minSpeed), Bus Details() Now create an object of Bus class set all the values through constructer and display all the information in the display(&ob) function outside of the class.

2. Create a class called Car which has the following members- Private color, maxSpeed, minSpeed Public - Car(c, maxs, mins), get() Now create a derive class Bus of that Car class which will be privately inherited from the Car class and have the following members- - Public: Bus(color, maxSpeed, minSpeed), Bus Details() Now create an object of Bus class set all the values through constructer and display all the information in the display(&ob) function outside of the class.

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Chapter11: Advanced Inheritance Concepts

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