Why isn't "mingw32-make.exe" working in a makefile

Question

So I have these three files:

Linking.cpp:

#include "Liking.h"

int main()
{
    print();
}

Liking.h (I missed the "h" in the names of the files and I'm afraid to change it and got some problems):

#pragma once

void print();

liking2.cpp:

#include <iostream>
#include "Liking.h"
#include <string>


void print()
{
    std::string name;
    std::cout << "Insert your name: ";
    std::cin >> name;
    std::cout << "Your name is: " << name<< std::endl;
}

Now my question is about using makefile in order to link these .cpp files so I made one and it is this:

Linking: Linking.o liking2.o
    g++ Linking.o liking2.o -o Linking

Linking.o: Linking.cpp
    g++ -c Linking.cpp

Linking.o: liking2.cpp
    g++ -c liking2.cpp

clean:
    rm *.o Linking

But the problem comes (at least this is what I'm thinking I'm missing) when I try to use this beacuse I don't have any clues. The videos I've watched on youtube showed the "make" word but it doens't seem to work. I've searched a lot and I found the "mingw32-make.exe" but when I open the make file in my Visual Studio code (By the way I'm also using windows) and use this command in the terminal I get this problem:

makefile:8: warning: overriding recipe for target 'Linking.o'
makefile:5: warning: ignoring old recipe for target 'Linking.o'
g++ -c liking2.cpp
g++ Linking.o liking2.o -o Linking
g++: error: Linking.o: No such file or directory
makefile:2: recipe for target 'Linking' failed
mingw32-make: *** [Linking] Error 1

Now I know that this kind of question is asked a lot (I know because I've searched) but the only three question I saw that could clarify had all problems so they didn't help me at all:

Makefile --mingw32-make.exe mingw32-make.exe : *** missing separator. Stop mingw32-make.exe: *** [All] Error 2 - Codelite

If you guys could at least put me on the right path about what I'm missing that would be really helpful

Answer 1

Thanks to the explanations in the comments and also following their advice I'll post here the fixed code and I'll explain the differences:

Linking: Linking.o liking2.o
    g++ -o Linking Linking.o liking2.o

Linking.o: Linking.cpp
    g++ -c Linking.cpp 

liking2.o: liking2.cpp
    g++ -c liking2.cpp

clean:
    rm *.o Linking

Now taking the answer from the question: makefile error no such file or directory I changed the second line of code where I moved the -o Linking to the beginning and also, as it was pointed out in the comments, I did a mistake in the seventh line where I used two recipes to the same target, don't do this with your makefile as well. These changes that I did were enough to make the makefile work and I hope that this answer will be able to help other people as well in the future and thank you for all for the help.