[C + +] object pointer, referenced action

The 1.time class is saved in "htime.h" and requires:

⑴ data members are included (hour), minutes (minute), seconds (second), and are private members;

⑵ A member function that can provide a value to a data member (the default value is 0 for 0 minutes and 0 seconds);

⑶ can take time, minutes and seconds respectively;

⑷ can output hours, minutes, seconds (separated by ":" ) and display the morning (am) or PM (pm);

The ⑸ has a default constructor (the default value is 0 for 0 minutes and 0 seconds).

Description: Member functions are defined as public members.

2. Write a main () function that tests the time class (stored in exp_104.cpp). Requirements:

⑴ defines the object, object pointer, object reference;

⑵ Set the time with the input value;

⑶ Displays the time with the member function of the output time, minutes and seconds;

The ⑷ uses the time, minute, and second member functions to display the times in the format of " minutes " ;

⑸ calls member functions with references to objects, object pointers, and objects, respectively.

#ifndef time_htime_h#define time_htime_h#include<iostream>using namespace Std;class time{public: Time    (int h = 0,int m = 0,int s = 0)    {        hour = h;        minute = m;        Second = s;    }    ~time () {}    void set_time (int h,int m,int s)    {        hour = h;        minute = m;        Second = s;    }    int Get_hour ()    {        return hour;    }    int Get_second ()    {        return second;    }    int Get_minute ()    {        return minute;    }    void Ptint ()    {        if (hour <12 && hour > 0)        {            cout<< "PM";        }        else            cout<< "AM";        cout<



#include "htime.h" int main () {time    T;    Time *p;    Time &s = T;    P = &T;    T.set_time (a);    cout<< "Hour:" <<s.get_hour () <<endl;    cout<< "minute:" <<s.get_minute () <<endl;    cout<< "Second:" <<s.get_second () <<endl;    P->ptint ();    return 0;}




[C + +] object pointer, referenced action