The DoesEverything class does everything, and does it well. However, you want to create a DishWasher class which only washes dishes. Instead of rewriting the class from scratch, use the exsiting class to provide the functionality. rog.h #ifndef PROG$\_$H #define PROG $^-$H #include class DoesEverything $\{$ public: void washDishes$()$; void vacuumLivingRoom$()$; void fixCar$()$; void cookDinner$()$; void makeBed$()$; $\}$ ; class DishWasher : public DoesEverything $\{$ public: void washDishes$()\{$ DoesEverything: :washDishes$()$; $\}\}$; #endifRunning Tester.cpp ass pass fail fail fail fail de$.$washDishes: Washing the dishes. Expected: Washing the dishes. dw$.$washDishes: Washing the dishes. Expected: Washing the dishes. DishWasher can vacuum living room: true Expected: false DishWasher can fix car: true Expected: false DishWasher can make bed: true Expected: false DishWasher can cook dinner: true Expected: false core