Introduction toming Finishing the Y$2$K Projec

At this point, your project should contain the following functions:

bool is leap year$($long year$)$

int query for long$($string prompt$)$

int return$\_$days$\_$in$\_$year$($long year$)$

int return days in$\_$month $($long year, long month$)$

int main $()$ that computes the number of days since the beginning of the epoch January $1,1865.$

These functions should already be tested as working.

In this assignment, write functions with the prototype:

string return$\_$month$\_$name $($Iong month$)$ ;

That returns the name of the month represented by month. The function was presented in class and requires the use of a string array containing the names of each month.

Date return$\_$date $($long days$\_$since$\_$epoch$)$ ;

That returns the date represented by days$\_$since$\_$epoch. The function returns a variable of the abstract data type Date that is defined as:

struct Date $f$

long year ;

long month ;

long day :

;

To accomplish this task, first query the user to enter a year, month, day, compute the number of days since the beginning of our epoch, and display an appropriate message.

This is what the user might see when using the program:

Enter a year: $1870$

Enter a nonth: $6$

Enter a day: $15$

There are $1,992$ days between $\frac{1}{1}\frac{?}{1865}$ and $\frac{6}{15}\frac{?}{1870}.$

$1992$ represents the date June $15,1870$

The bold values above are examples of what the user might type in response to the three queries or are a result of computation performed byit

Include one or more of the following functions:

int query$\_$for$\_$valid$\_$day$($long year, long month$)$

That continually queries the user to enter a valid day that is defined as a value greater than or equal to $1$ and less than or equal to the number of days in the month represented by year and month.

int query$\_$for$\_$valid$\_$month$()$

That continually queries the user to enter a valid month day that is defined as a value greater than or equal to $1$ and less than or equal to $12.$

int query$\_$for$\_$valid$\_$year$()$

That continually queries the user to enter a valid year that is defined as a value greater than or equal to $1865.$

int return days since epoch $($int year, int month, int day$)$

That packages the statements in the function int main$()$ that computes and returns the number of days since January $1,1865.$ Once written and tested, replace the statements in the int main $0$ function with a call to this function.

At this point, your project should contain the following functions:

bool is$\_$leap$\_$year$($long year$)$

int query$\_$for$\_$long$($string prompt$)$

int return$\_$days$\_$in$\_$year$($long year$)$

int return$\_$days$\_$in$\_$month $($long year, long month$)$

int main $($s that computes the number of days since the beginning of the epoch January $1,1865.$

These functions should already be tested as working.

In this assignment, write functions with the prototype:

string return$\_$month$\_$name $($long month$)$ :

That returns the name of the month represented by month. The function was presented in class and requires the use of a string array containing the names of each month.

Date return$\_$date$($long days$\_$since$\_$epoch$)$ ;

That returns the date represented by days$\_$since$\_$epoch. The function returns a variable of the abstract data type Date that is defined as:

struct Date $1$

long year ;

long month ;

long day ;

i ;

To accomplish this task, first query the user to enter a year, month, day, compute the number of days since the beginning of our epoch, and display an appropriate message.

This is what the user might see when using the program:

Enter a year: $1870$

Enter a month: $6$

Enter a day: $15$

There are $1,992$ days between $\frac{1}{1}\frac{?}{1865}$ and $\frac{6}{15}\frac{?}{1870}.$

$1992$ represents the date June $15,1870$

The bold values above are examples of what the user might type in response to the three queries or are a result of computation performed by the program,

Include one or more of the following functions:

int query$\_$for$\_$valid$\_$day$($long year, long month$)$

That continually queries the user to enter a valid day that is defined as a value greater than or equal to $1$ and less than or equal to the number of days in the month represented by year and month.

int query$\_$for$\_$valid$\_$month$()$

That continually queries the user to enter a valid month day that is defined as a value greater than or equal to $1$ and less than or equal to $12.$

int query$\_$for$\_$valid$\_$year$()$

That continually queries the user to enter a valid year that is defined as a value greater than or equal to $1865.$

int return$\_$days$\_$since$\_$epoch$($int year, int month, int day$)$

That packages the statements in the function int main$()$ that computes and returns the number of days since January $1,1865.$ Once written and tested, replace the statements in the int main $0$ function with a call to this function.