Before you submit your project code, you will be able to get feedback from an instant feedback tool (Sense). Sense is not a compiler and should not be used as one. It is designed to give you feedback on how well parts of your code meet assignment requirements and some tips on how you may improve the code that you wrote. The tool will allow you to submit each function that you write for instant feedback on your code for this assignment. This allows you to refine your code before submitting the assignment for grading by your instructor. Note: You may need to write some code that is not covered by the tool based on how you decide to write your program. The feedback covers most of the functional requirements.

Each of the feedback tool steps is one piece of the functional requirements for your project based on the project requirements documents. You may submit your code as many times as you like to Sense to help you refine your code. You will still need to submit your final program to the Brightspace link for your completed assignment.

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Write a function to format numbers as two digits. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Write a function that repeats the * to use in formatting your programs output. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Write a function that outputs time using 24-hour time format. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Write a function that outputs time using 12-hour time format. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Write a function that prints out the menu illustrated in the project and functional requirements documentation. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Write a function that processes user input from the menu choices in the user interface. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Write a function that displays BOTH 12- and 24-hour time formats on the interface at the same time. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Write main function (main.cpp) to control your program. The feedback will be limited to the logic in main and not for any input or return values from your functions. It will test to see that all are called the correct number of times. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Write a function to add a second to your clocks time. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Write a function to add a minute to your clocks time. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Write a function to add an hour to your clocks time. Get feedback on how well my function works and tips on how to make it better.

Please submit your solution. Please review the feedback for each component of the assignment. To resubmit it, please click here Unit Tests Unit Tests \#include using namespace std; int main( ) \{ double op1, op 2;// declare both variables as double char operation; // operation variable will store the operator char answer = iy'; // a character variable is always present in single quotes, not in double quotes //answer could be ' Y ' or ' y ', so check for both while (answer ==y ' answer=e' Y ') wh coutr"Enter expression "eendl; // ask for the expression if (operation ==+ ) // check if it is + cout op1 "+" op2 "=" op1 + op2 endl; // print the answer if (operation == ) // check if it is is if (operation == ) // check if it is op2 cout op1 " " op2 "=" op1 op2 endl; // print the answer if (operation ==1/ ') // check if it is '/' cout "Do you wish to evaluate another expression?" end;; // ask user if he wants to continues cin answer; // store his answer Please wait for testing results Please submit your solution