The code below has:

A parent class named Animal.

Inside it, define:

name

sound

__init__()

Animal_details() function

It prints the name and sound of the Animal.

Then there are two derived classes*

Dog class

Has a property family

Has an initializer that calls the parent class initializer in it through super()

Has an overridden method named Animal_details() which prints detail of the dog.

Sheep class

Has a property color

Has an initializer that calls the parent class initializer in it through super()

Has an overridden method named Animal_details(), which prints detail of the sheep

The derived classes should override the Animal_details() method defined in the Animal class.

The overridden method in Dog class should print the value of family as well as the name and sound.

The overridden method in Sheep class should print the value of color as well as the name and sound

Input

name of Dog is set to Pongo, sound is set to Woof Woof, and family is set to Carnivore in the initializer of Dog object.

name of Sheep is set to Billy, sound is set to Baaa Baaa, and color is set to White in the initializer of Sheep object.

Now, call Animal_details() from their respective objects.