Write a c++ program that extends the Time class from the lab (that means all the functionality from the lab exercise should remain).

- extends Time class to include:

- parameterized constructor

- getter for each of the data members

- member function compare (3 arguments) returns 0 (false) or 1 (true)

- member function compare (1 argument) returns 0 (false) or 1 (true)

- overload operator == to return 1 if Time objects represent the same time

- in main(), use the class

- instantiate 2 objects of class Time, initialize to different times (1)

- make use of parameterized constructor

- no prompting necessary

- use overloaded operator== to display if objects are the same or not

- use getters on object1, store results locally (2)

- use results step (2) as arguments to call compare using object2 (3)

- display if the times were equal or not (4)

- call compare using object1 with object 2 as an argument (5)

- verify and display if times were equal or not (6)

- assign object2 to object1 and perform steps (2) through (6) again

And this is the codes from the Time lab

#include

using namespace std;

class Time

{

private:

int hours;

int minutes;

int seconds;

public:

Time();

void setHours(int hrs);

void setMinutes(int mnts);

void setSeconds(int secs);

void display24format();

void display12format();

};

Time::Time()

{

hours = minutes = seconds = 0;

}

void Time::setHours(int hrs)

{

hours = hrs;

};

void Time::setMinutes(int mnts)

{

minutes = mnts;

}

void Time::setSeconds(int secs)

{

seconds = secs;

}

void Time::display24format()

{

cout << hours << " : " << minutes << " : " << seconds << " ";

}

void Time::display12format()

{

if (hours > 12)

{

hours = hours - 12;

cout << hours << " : " << minutes << " : " << seconds << "pm" << endl;

}

else if (hours == 12)

{

hours = 12;

cout << hours << " : " << minutes << " : " << seconds << "pm" << endl;

}

else if (hours == 0)

{

hours = 12;

cout << hours << " : " << minutes << " : " << seconds << "AM" << endl;

}

else

cout << hours << " : " << minutes << " : " << seconds << "am" << endl;

}

int main()

{

Time t;

int hours;

int minutes;

int seconds;

cin >> hours;

cin >> minutes;

cin >> seconds;

t.setHours(hours);

t.setMinutes(minutes);

t.setSeconds(seconds);

t.display24format();

t.display12format();

return 0;

}