program Cheat;{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
uses SysUtils,Classes;
TNotify=procedure(Sender:TObject) of object;
TEngine=class
procedure Start;begin Writeln('Engine')end;
end;
TCar=class
private
FEngine:TEngine;FOnDrive:TNotify;class var GCount:Integer;FModel:String;FSpeed:Integer;
procedure SetSpeed(v:Integer);begin FSpeed:=v end;
protected
public
constructor Create;overload;constructor Create(E:TEngine);overload;
destructor Destroy;override;
procedure Drive;virtual;begin if Assigned(FOnDrive) then FOnDrive(
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