Write a C++ class named Date having three data members day , month , year You class must have default and parameterized constructor

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Write a C++ class named Date having three data members:

• day

• month

• year

 

Your class must have:

1. A default and parameterized constructor. (use the following default date 2000-01-01)

2. A function called setDate which takes 3 valid values for day, month, and year (Display an error message to the user when the given values are invalid).

3. 3 functions getDay(), getMonth(), and getYear() .

    4.Overloaded << operator to display the date in the following format (YYYY-MM-DD)

5. Overloaded >> operator to read three values for date, month, and

6. Overloaded ++ operator to add a day to the current date

7. Overloaded - - operator to subtract a day from the current date

    8. Overloaded logical operators: ( = = , != , > , and < ) Notes:

·        While adding and subtracting a day (Auto-increment and auto-decrement) keep in mind to adjust the date (e.g. adding one day to 2019-12-31 will give 2020-01-01).

• The result of a logical operation is bool (true or false).

Use the following main function to test your code:

#include "Date.h" #include using namespace std; int main()

{

Date date1(31 , 1, 2019);

Date date2(1 , 3 , 2019);

Date date3(15 , 4 , 2019);

Date date4(15, 4, 2019); Date date5;

cout << "date1 :";

cout << "Day =" << date1.getDay();

cout << " , Month = " << date1.getMonth();

cout << " , Year = " << date1.getYear() << endl; cout << "date1 : " << date1 << endl;

cout << "date2 : " << date2 << endl; cout << "date3 : " << date3 << endl; cout << "date4 : " << date4 << endl; if (date1 == date2)

cout << "date1 is equal to date2" << endl; if (date1 != date2)

cout << "date1 is not equal to date2" << endl; if (date3 == date4)

cout << "date3 is equal to date4" << endl; if (date3 != date4)

cout << "date3 is not equal to date4" << endl; if (date1 < date2)

cout << "date1 is before date2" << endl; if (date3 > date1)

cout << "date3 is after date1" << endl;

 

cout << "date1 before auto-increment:" << date1 << endl; date1++;

cout << "date1 after auto-increment:" << date1 << endl; cout << "date2 before auto-decrement:" << date2 << endl; date2--;

cout << "date2 after auto-decrement:" << date2 << endl;

 

cin >> date5;

cout << "date5 :" << date5 << endl;

 

date1.setDate(1, 12, 2020);

cout << "date1 : " << date1 << endl; date1.setDate(29, 2, 2019); //invalid day cout << "date1 : " << date1 << endl; return 0;

}

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