Answer in C$++$

Implement a class named Animal has two private member variables: name of type string and numLegs of type int, and has the following member functions:

setName$-$Function to set the name

setNumLegs$-$Function to set the number of animal legs

getName$-$Value$-$returning function to return the name

getNumLegs$-$Value$-$returning function to return the number of animal legs

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speak $()-$ Value$-$returning function to return the empty string

move $()-$ Value$-$returning function to return the empty string

print $()-$ Outputs the data stored in the instance variables with the appropriate titles

Constructor with parameter$-$Sets the values of the instance variables to the values specified by the user, in default: sets name to the empty string and number of legs to $0$

Using an Animal class as a base class, implement two derived classes simulating a cat and Dog, each redefining three functions constructor, speak $(),$ move $()$ to represent each animal the most suitable.

Then write the main class that creates instances of three above classes $($one for each