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

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Write a program with a class called CheapWatch that provides the time of day in a program. Three unsigned integers should 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 converts a long integer representing the number of seconds from midnight into your three-integer (hour, minute, second) representation. For example, if the long integer 18637 should convert to 5:10:37, you may use the following formula:

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


Use military time. For example, 3:40 PM is represented as 15:40:00.

(Hint: Design the CheapWatch class where the 3 integers representing time are to be treated as private data members. Include a standard constructor, a type conversion constructor, and a function that shows the time as public function members. In your design, identify with a comment the constructor member function. Ask the user to enter the number of seconds after midnight; output the seconds converted to military time. Make sure the output is formatted properly with appropriate manipulators, formatting flags and formatting functions.)

Explanation / Answer

#include #include using namespace std; class cheap_watch { unsigned int Hr, Min, Sec; public: cheap_watch(); cheap_watch(long); void set_values ( long ); void Show (); }; cheap_watch::cheap_watch() { Hr=0,Min=0,Sec=0; } cheap_watch::cheap_watch( long Secs) { Hr = Secs / 3600; Secs-=Hr*3600; Min = Secs / 60; Secs-=Min*60; Sec = Secs; } void cheap_watch:: set_values ( long Secs ) { Hr = Secs / 3600; Secs-=Hr*3600; Min = Secs / 60; Secs-=Min*60; Sec = Secs; } void cheap_watch::Show () { // Output formatted military time cout

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