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If you don't test your answer and make sure it works. Please don't take my points!!!!
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This assignment will test your understanding of classes.
Write a class called Time that can be used to store a time in hours, minutes and seconds. It should have the following
public methods:

Time()    A constructor that takes no parameters and that constructs an object
                                                               representing 0 time.

Time(int, int, int) A constructor that takes three integers (hours, minutes, seconds) and
                                                               that constructs a Time object storing that time.

void add(int, int, int)                              A method which takes a time as three integers (hours, minutes, seconds)
                                                             and that adds the time to the current time.

double getTime()    A method which returns the time as the real-valued number of hours
                                                             with a decimal (as in 9.53).

String toString()                                    toString which returns a string representation of the time (hh:mm:ss)
                                                             When converted to a string, the seconds and minutes should always be
                                                             reported as being in the range of 0 to 59. That means that you may have to
                                                            "carry" a full hour or minute to the next column.

For example, consider the following code:

                                                              Time t = new Time(3, 45, 15);
                                                              System.out.println(t + " equals " + t.getTime());
                                                               t.add(2, 30, 55);
                                                              System.out.println(t + " equals " + t.getTime());
                                                              t.add(0, 55, 45);
                                                              System.out.println(t + " equals " + t.getTime());

This code creates a Time object and adds three different times to it, each time reporting the time as a string and as a double. The
output should be:

                                                              3:45:15 equals 3.754166666666667
                                                              6:16:10 equals 6.269444444444445
                                                               7:11:55 equals 7.198611111111111

Notice that the second time is not reported as 5 hours, 75 minutes and 70 seconds, even though that's what you'd get by a simple
addition of values. You cannot create any additional methods other than those mentioned above. Write your solution in
Time.java and your main method in TimeMain.java

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