a. You have been developing a Fraction class for Teachers Pet Software that contains several fields and functions.

Add two constructors to the class. The first accepts two integer values representing the numerator and denominator. If a single integer is passed to the constructor, use it as the numerator, and use a default value of 1 for the denominator. If no values are passed to the constructor, use a default value of 0 for the numerator and 1 for the denominator. When any Fraction is constructed with a 0 argument for the denominator, force the denominator value to 1.

The second constructor requires three arguments: a whole number portion for a Fraction, a numerator, and a denominator. This constructor executes when any Fraction object is instantiated using three integer arguments. As with the other constructor, when any Fraction is constructed with a 0 argument for the denominator, force the denominator value to 1.

Whenever a Fraction object is constructed, automatically reduce the Fraction to the proper format. For example, a Fraction created using 0, 2, and 4 as arguments should be reduced to 1/2, and a Fraction created as 3 10/2 should be reduced to 8 0/1.

Write a main()function that declares several Fraction objects, and confirm that the class works correctly.

Save the file as Fraction.cpp.

Any coding assignments will have to be submitted in .cpp format and a Word document with the code copy/pasted and screenshots of the output.