Question 1: Write a class Time from the following UML class diagram Time Machine -hour : int - minute : int - second: int + setTime(int, int, int) + Future Travel(int, int, int) + printTime() + PastTravel(int, int, int) In addition to the UML Class diagram's requirements, add 02 constructors, default and parametrized constructor. In the setTime method, add the validations for hour, minute and second. Future Travel() method should add the parameters to the hour, minute and second. Make sure to add appropriate data validation to make future travel logical. PastTravel() method should subtract the parameters to the hour, minute and second. Make sure to add appropriate data validation to make past travel logical. +

Question 1: Write a class Time from the following UML class diagram Time Machine -hour : int - minute : int - second: int + setTime(int, int, int) + Future Travel(int, int, int) + printTime() + PastTravel(int, int, int) In addition to the UML Class diagram's requirements, add 02 constructors, default and parametrized constructor. In the setTime method, add the validations for hour, minute and second. Future Travel() method should add the parameters to the hour, minute and second. Make sure to add appropriate data validation to make future travel logical. PastTravel() method should subtract the parameters to the hour, minute and second. Make sure to add appropriate data validation to make past travel logical. +

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter11: Inheritance And Composition

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