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Define and implement the overloaded constructors that support the following test

ID: 1812579 • Letter: D

Question

Define and implement the overloaded constructors that support the following test function for a Date class. The data members for the Date class are:

%u2022 year - integer number
%u2022 month - integer number
%u2022 day - integer number

int main()
{ Date d1(); //d1 will take all default values
Date d2(2011, 8, 2); //d2 will take all supplied values
Date d3(2011); //d3 will take supplied year, month and day will take default values
Date d4(2011, 9); //d4 will take supplied year and month, day will take default value
Date d5 = d2; //d5 will take the same value as d2

//the rest of the code
}

Explanation / Answer

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Date

{

public:

int day;

int month;

int year;

Date();

Date(int year1, int month1, int day1);

Date(int year1);

Date(int year1, int month1);

};


Date::Date(void){


day = 1; // I have taken the following Default Values//

month =1;

year = 2001;


cout<<"Day:"<<day<<endl;

cout<<"Month:"<<month<<endl;

cout<<"Year:"<<year<<endl;

}



Date::Date(int year1, int month1, int day1){


day = day1;   

month =month1;

year = year1;


cout<<"Day:"<<day<<endl;

cout<<"Month:"<<month<<endl;

cout<<"Year:"<<year<<endl;

}


Date::Date(int year1){


day = 1;

month =1;

year = year1;


cout<<"Day:"<<day<<endl;

cout<<"Month:"<<month<<endl;

cout<<"Year:"<<year<<endl;

}


Date::Date(int year1,int month1){


day = 1;

month =month1;

year = year1;


cout<<"Day:"<<day<<endl;

cout<<"Month:"<<month<<endl;

cout<<"Year:"<<year<<endl;

}




int main()

{

Date d1(); //d1 will take all default values

Date d2(2011, 8, 2); //d2 will take all supplied values

Date d3(2011); //d3 will take supplied year, month and day will take default values

Date d4(2011, 9); //d4 will take supplied year and month, day will take default value

Date d5 = d2; //d5 will take the same value as d2

cout<<"Date d5"<<endl;

cout<<"Day:"<<d5.day<<endl;

cout<<"Month:"<<d5.month<<endl;

cout<<"Year:"<<d5.year<<endl;

return 0;

}



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