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Conversion Constructor

The document defines two classes, time24 and time12, to represent times in 24-hour and 12-hour format respectively. The time24 class stores hours, minutes, and seconds while time12 stores hours, minutes, and an indicator for AM/PM. A time12 object can be constructed from a time24 object by converting the 24-hour time to 12-hour format taking into account AM/PM. The main function demonstrates constructing and displaying objects of both classes and converting between their formats.

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Conversion Constructor

The document defines two classes, time24 and time12, to represent times in 24-hour and 12-hour format respectively. The time24 class stores hours, minutes, and seconds while time12 stores hours, minutes, and an indicator for AM/PM. A time12 object can be constructed from a time24 object by converting the 24-hour time to 12-hour format taking into account AM/PM. The main function demonstrates constructing and displaying objects of both classes and converting between their formats.

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//military format Civilian Format

//9:12:33 9:12 AM
//21:12:33 9:12 PM
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
//////////////////////
class time24
{
private:
int hours;
int minutes;
int seconds;
public:
time24():hours(0), minutes(0), seconds(0){} //no-arg constructor
time24(int h, int m, int s):hours(h), minutes(m), seconds(s){}
void display()const
{
if (hours < 10)cout<<'0'; cout<<hours<<':';
if (minutes < 10)cout<<'0'; cout<<minutes<<':';
if (seconds < 10)cout<<'0'; cout<<seconds<<endl;
}
int getHours(){return hours;}
int getMinutes(){return minutes;}
int getSeconds(){return seconds;}
}; //end of time24 class
//////////////////////////////////////////////////
class time12
{
private:
int hours;
int minutes;
bool pm;
public:
time12():hours(0), minutes(0), pm(true){} // no -arg constructor
time12(int h, int m, bool ap):hours(h), minutes(m), pm(ap){} //3-arg
constructor
time12(time24 t24)
{
int hrs24 = t24.getHours();
if (hrs24 < 12)
pm = false;
else
pm = true;
if (t24.getSeconds() < 30)
minutes = t24.getMinutes();
else
minutes = t24.getMinutes() + 1;
if (minutes == 60)
{
minutes = 0;
hrs24++;
}
if (hrs24 == 12 || hrs24 == 24) //toggle am, pm
{
if (pm == true)
pm = false;
else
pm = true;
}
if (hrs24 < 13)
hours = hrs24;
else
hours = hrs24 - 12;
if (hours == 0)
{
hours = 12;
pm = false;
}
}// end of 1-argconstructor
void display() const
{
cout<<hours<<":";
if (minutes < 10)cout<<'0';cout<<minutes<<' ';
string am_pm;
if (pm == true)
am_pm = "P.M";
else
am_pm = "A.M";
cout<<am_pm<<endl;
}
};
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
int main()
{
time12 t12, t11;
time24 t24(9, 12, false), t224(23, 40, 50);
cout<<"t12 = "; t12.display();cout<<endl;
cout<<"t11 = "; t11.display();cout<<endl;
cout<<"t24 = "; t24.display();cout<<endl;
cout<<"t224 = "; t224.display();cout<<endl;
cout<<"*****After Conversion ****** \n";
t12 = t24;
t11 = t224;
cout<<"t12 = "; t12.display();cout<<endl;
cout<<"t11 = "; t11.display();cout<<endl;
return 0;
}

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