Description of class members

Fields:

There are no fields for this class.

Properties:

TIME$\_$FORMAT $$ this class variable is of type

TimeFormat and it represents the intended

format of the ToString$()$ method. This

field has private accessibility and it initializes

to TimeFormat.Hour$12$ at declaration.

A class member that is decorated with the

static keyword implies that only one

copy of this member exists and it is shared

by all objects of the class. i$.$e$.$ If it is changed

then all object will see the new value

immediately.

A class method can only access other class

member $($fields$/$properties$/$methods$)$

UML Class Diagram

$ $->$ static

$-->$ private

$+->$ public

# $->$ protected

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Hour $$ this is an integer representing the hour value this object. This property has public read

access and the setter is missing.

Minute $$ this is an integer representing the minute value this object. This property has public

read access and the setter is missing.

Constructor:

public Time$($int hours $=0,$ int minutes $=0)$ This is a public constructor that takes

two integer arguments with default values of $0.$ If checks if the first argument is between $0$ and $24$

it assigns it to the Hour property otherwise a value of $0$ is assign to the hour property. Similarly

the second argument is check if it is between $0$ and $60$ then it is assigned to the Minute property

otherwise a value of $0$ is assigned to the Minute property.

Methods:

public override string ToString$()$ This public method overrides the ToString of the

object class. It does not take any argument and returns a string representation of the object. The

return value will depend on the field TIME$\_$FORMAT value of the class. So it is a good plan if you

use a switch statement to handle the three possibilities. Your switch statement should check the

value of the TIME$\_$FORMAT field.

If you have a Time object with the hours value as $18$ and the minutes value as $5$ then the print out

of the object will be

$1805$ if TIME$\_$FORMAT is set to TimeFormat.MIL. Use

the d$2$ format specifier to get the leading zero.

$18$:$05$ if TIME$\_$FORMAT is set to TimeFormat.HOUR$24.$

Again, use the d$2$ format specifier to get the leading zero.

$6$:$05$ PM$$ if TIME$\_$FORMAT is set to TimeFormat.HOUR$12.$ Again, use the d$2$ format specifier

to get the leading zero.

public static void SetTimeFormat$($TimeFormat time$\_$format$)$ This a class method

that is public. It takes a single TimeFormat argument and

assigns it to the static TIME$\_$FORMAT field.