CHALLENGE\ 10.14.2: Operator overloading.\ ACTIVITY\ 5380543686090 '

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\ Jump to level 1\ Four doubles are read from input, where the first two doubles are the hours and seconds of timeHrSec1 and the second two doubles are the hours and seconds of timeHrSec2. Define two functions to overload the + operator. The first function overloads the + operator to add two time values. The second function overloads the + operator to add a time and a double representing the number of hours.\ Ex: If the input is 7.021 .86 .06 .7 , then the output is:\ 7 hours, 21.8 seconds\ 6 hours, 6.7 seconds\ Sum: 13 hours, 28.5 seconds\ 7 hours, 21.8 seconds\ 6 hours\ Sum: 13 hours, 21.8 seconds\ Note: The sum of two time values is:\ the sum of the number of hours\ the sum of the number of seconds\ Note: The sum of a time and a double representing the number of hours is:\ the sum of the number of hours and the double\ the number of seconds is unchanged

Jump to level 1 Four doubles are read from input, where the first two doubles are the hours and seconds of timeHrSec 1 and the second two doubles are the hours and seconds of timeHrSec2. Define two functions to overload the + operator. The first function overloads the + operator to add two time values. The second function overloads the + operator to add a time and a double representing the number of hours. Ex: If the input is 7.021 .86 .06 .7 , then the output is: 7 hours, 21.8 seconds 6 hours, 6.7 seconds Sum: 13 hours, 28.5 seconds 7 hours, 21.8 seconds 6 hours Sum: 13 hours, 21.8 seconds Note: The sum of two time values is: - the sum of the number of hours - the sum of the number of seconds Note: The sum of a time and a double representing the number of hours is: - the sum of the number of hours and the double - the number of seconds is unchanged