Here is my loadData function in my Scheduler class: void Scheduler::LoadData$($const std::string& filename$)\{$

std::ifstream inputFile$($filename$)$;

if $(!$inputFile.is$\_$open$())\{$

std::cerr $<<$ "Error opening file: $"<<$ filename $<<$ std::endl;

return;

$\}$

std::string line;

while $($std::getline$($inputFile$,$ line$))\{$

std::stringstream ss$($line$)$;

std::string type;

std::getline$($ss$,$ type, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

if $($type $=="$G$"||$ type $=="$H$")\{$

std::string groomerFirstName, groomerLastName, groomerPhone;

std::string ownerFirstName, ownerLastName, ownerPhone;

std::string petName, petType;

double groomingPrice, haircutPrice;

std::string date, time;

$//$ Read strings with $\text{'},\text{'}$ delimiter

std::getline$($ss$,$ groomerFirstName, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

std::getline$($ss$,$ groomerLastName, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

std::getline$($ss$,$ groomerPhone, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

std::getline$($ss$,$ ownerFirstName, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

std::getline$($ss$,$ ownerLastName, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

std::getline$($ss$,$ ownerPhone, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

std::getline$($ss$,$ petName, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

std::getline$($ss$,$ petType, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

ss $>>$ groomingPrice;

if $($type $=="$H$")\{$

ss$.$ignore$()$; $//$ Ignore the comma

ss $>>$ haircutPrice;

$\}$

std::getline$($ss$,$ date, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

std::getline$($ss$,$ time, $\text{'},\text{'})$;

$//$ Assuming DateTime has SetDate and SetTime functions

DateTime dateTime;

dateTime.SetDate$($date$)$; $//$ Make sure SetDate handles the $"$dd$/$mm$/$yyyy$"$ format

dateTime.SetTime$($time$)$; $//$ Assuming SetTime handles the $"$hh:mm am$/$pm$"$ format

if $($type $=="$G$")\{$

std::shared$\_$ptr groomingAppointment $=$ std::make$\_$shared$($

Person$($groomerFirstName$,$ groomerLastName, groomerPhone$),$

Pet$($ownerFirstName$,$ ownerLastName, ownerPhone, petName, petType$),$

dateTime.GetDate$(),//$ Use the GetDate function to retrieve the formatted date

dateTime.GetTime$(),//$ Use the GetTime function to retrieve the formatted time

groomingPrice$)$;

appointments$\_.$push$\_$back$($groomingAppointment$)$;

$\}$ else if $($type $=="$H$")\{$

std::shared$\_$ptr haircutAppointment $=$ std::make$\_$shared$($

Person$($groomerFirstName$,$ groomerLastName, groomerPhone$),$

Pet$($ownerFirstName$,$ ownerLastName, ownerPhone, petName, petType$),$

dateTime.GetDate$(),//$ Use the GetDate function to retrieve the formatted date

dateTime.GetTime$(),//$ Use the GetTime function to retrieve the formatted time

groomingPrice,

haircutPrice$)$;

appointments$\_.$push$\_$back$($haircutAppointment$)$;

$\}$

$\}$

$\}$

inputFile.close$()$; Here is my SetDate function in the DateTime class: void DateTime::SetDate$($const std::string& date$)\{$

std::istringstream dateStream$($date$)$;

char delimiter;

$//$ Try parsing with $\text{'}/\text{'}$ as delimiter

dateStream $>>$ day$\_>>$ delimiter $>>$ month$\_>>$ delimiter $>>$ year$\_$;

$//$ If parsing fails, reset the stream position and try parsing with $\text{'},\text{'}$ as delimiter

if $($dateStream$.$fail$())\{$

dateStream.clear$()$;

dateStream.seekg$(0)$;

$//$ Try parsing with $\text{'},\text{'}$ as delimiter

dateStream $>>$ day$\_>>$ delimiter $>>$ month$\_>>$ delimiter $>>$ year$\_$;

$\}$

$//$ If parsing still fails, reset the stream position and try parsing with $\text{'}-\text{'}$ as delimiter

if $($dateStream$.$fail$())\{$

dateStream.clear$()$;

dateStream.seekg$(0)$;

$//$ Try parsing with $\text{'}-\text{'}$ as delimiter

dateStream $>>$ day$\_>>$ delimiter $>>$ month$\_>>$ delimiter $>>$ year$\_$;

$\}$

std::cerr $<<$ "Parsed date: month$="<<$ month$\_<<",$ day$="<<$ day$\_<<",$ year$="<<$ year$\_<<$ std::endl;

$\}.$ My issue is when I run the program the date gets printed as $00/00/0000$ instead of the actual date. Can anyone see why? Is it a parsing issue? Thanks.