You are going to create two classes today. Both classes will be part of the same project/workspace.

Class 1: This class is called Car. The Car class has the variables:

• make
• model
• year
• color
• speed.

A Car can perform the following actions:

• brake() : Decreases speed by 2. Speed can never be negative, so 0 is the smallest value that speed can have.
• accelerate() : Increases speed by 2
• stop() : set's speed to 0
• print_speed() : Prints out the speed as mph. Example: 35 mph
• print_car() : Prints all of the cars information, including its current speed.
• init_car(string init_color, string init_make, string init_model, int init_year): Initializes speed to 0 and the other parameters accordingly. This function should be called right after Car object is created

Class 2: The second class is called Scooter. A scooter has the variables:

• color
• make
• model
• year
• speed

A Scooter can perform the following functions:

• brake() : Decreases speed by 3 (speed can never be negative).
• accelerate(): Increases speed by 1., or stop.
• print_speed(): Prints out the Scooter's speed.
• print_scooter() : Prints out all of the Scooters information, including its speed.
• stop() : When the Scooter stops, the speed becomes 0.
• init_scooter(string init_color, string init_make, string init_model, int init_year): Initializes speed of the scooter to 0 and the other parameters accordingly.

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