(C++ Programing Language)

For this assignment you are to implement a program that can be used to convert a calendar date in the form m/d/y where m denotes the month, d denotes the day of the month, and y denotes the year to an ordinal date of the form y-d, where y denotes the year and d denotes the day of the year. For a calendar year the value of m is in the range 1-12. The value of d is in the range 1 - 28, 29, 30 or 31, depending on the value of m and y. The value of y can be any valid year. For an ordinal date the value of y can be any valid year, and the value of d is in the range 1 - 365, 366 for a non-leap year or leap year, respectively.

Your program should include the following functions:

void ReadDate(int &m, int &d, int &y);

This function prompts for and reads a calendar date from the user and passes the month, day and year of that calendar back to the calling program using the parameters m, d, and y, respectively.

int OrdinalDay(int m, int d, int y);

This function returns the ordinal day corresponding to the calendar date m/d/y.

bool IsLeapYear(int y);

This function returns the value true if y is a leap year, and returns the value false if y is not a leap year.

Using the above functions, you are to implement a program that begins by asking the user the number of dates that are to be processed. Once the user has specified the number of dates, say n, you are to then prompt the user n times to input a calendar date in the format m/d/y. For each date input by the user, your program should output the equivalent ordinal date.

Once all of the values have been processed, the program should inform the user that all n dates have been processed (specify the number) and terminate.

Sample Output Window for this Programming Assignment

Enter the number of dates to be processed: 5

Enter a date value (mm/dd/yyyy) to be converted: 10/22/2017

10/22/2017 = 2017-295

Enter a date value (mm/dd/yyyy) to be converted: 1/1/2017

1/1/2017 = 2017-1

Enter a date value (mm/dd/yyyy) to be converted: 3/1/2016

3/1/2016 = 2016-61

Enter a date value (mm/dd/yyyy) to be converted: 3/1/2017

3/1/2017 = 2017-60

Enter a date value (mm/dd/yyyy) to be converted: 12/31/2000

12/31/2000 = 2000-366

The number of dates processed: 5

Press any key to continue . . .