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Explain Inheritance
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Explain Inheritance

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Problem

Explain inheritance.

Then implement vehicle_summary(vehicle_type) using a base Vehicle class and subclasses for Car and Drone. The function receives one supported vehicle name and returns a dictionary containing the inherited vehicle type and the subclass-specific movement description.

Input is a string, either "car" or "drone"; output is a dictionary with keys "type" and "movement".

Constraints

  • vehicle_type is either "car" or "drone"
  • The base class must be named Vehicle
  • Car and Drone must inherit from Vehicle
  • The output must contain exactly the keys "type" and "movement"

Function Signature

def vehicle_summary(vehicle_type):
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