Write a program with a class called CheapWatch thatprovides the time of day in a

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2. Write a program with a class called CheapWatch thatprovides the time of day in a program. Three unsigned integersshould be used to represent time:
   • The first integer should represent the hour.
   • The second integer should represent the minutes.
   • The third integer should represent the seconds.
   
   Include in the program a type conversion constructor that convertsa long integer representing the number of seconds from midnightinto your three-integer (hour, minute, second) representation. Forexample, if the long integer 18637 should convert to 5:10:37, youmay use the following formula:
   
   Elapsed seconds = (hours *3600) + (minutes * 60) + seconds.
   Use military time. For example, 3:40 PM is represented as15:40:00.
   

Elapsed seconds = (hours *3600) + (minutes * 60) + seconds.

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please rate - thanks #include #include using namespace std; class CheapWatch { public: int hour,minute,second; CheapWatch()                                               //constructor    {hour=0;     minute=0;     second=0;    }     CheapWatch(int h,int m,int s)     {hour=h;      minute=m;     second=s;                                 }    CheapWatch(long int s)     {hour=s/3600;      s%=3600;      minute=s/60;      second=s%60;     }     void sethour(int h)     {if(h=0)          hour=h;      else         hour=0;     }     void setminute(int m)     {if(m=0)         minute=m;      else         minute=0;     }     void setsecond(int s)     {if(s=0)         second=s;      else         second=0;     }     int gethour()     {return hour;     }      int getminute()     {return minute;     }     int getsecond()     {return second;     }      voidshow()                                       //print the time with 2 characters and 0 fill to make all digits 2,leading 0 if needed {cout

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