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What am I doing wrong???? { animate( "dateObj reference declared" ); /***** Add your code here *****/ SimpleDate dateObj; /**** 1. Instantiate dateObj using an empty argument list */ dateObj = new SimpleDate (); //animate( "Instantiated dateObj - empty argument list" ); /***** 2. Set the month to the month you were born */ SimpleDate birthmonth = new SimpleDate (1); //animate( "Set month to birth month" ); /***** 3. Set the day to the day of the month you were born */ SimpleDate birthday = new SimpleDate (22); //animate( "Set day to birth day" ); /***** 4. Set the year to the year you were born */ SimpleDate birthyear = new SimpleDate (1989); //animate( "Set year to birth year" ); /***** 5. Call the nextDay method */ dateObj.nextDay(); //animate( "Set the date to the next day" ); /***** 6. Set the day to 32, an illegal value */ birthday.setDay(32); //animate( "Set day to 32" ); /***** 7. Set the month to 13, an illegal value */ birthmonth.setMonth(13); //animate( "Set month to 13" ); /***** 8. Assign the value null to dateObj */ dateObj = null; //animate( "Set object reference to null" ); /***** 9. Attempt to set the month to 1 */ SimpleDate birthmonth = new SimpleDate (1);

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you do not need to take three objects of same class type . as we can take three data members in class i.e. day, month, year and instantiate only one object date and set day month and year of that object. here is code: class SimpleDate{ int day; int month; int year; public: SimpleDate() { day=0; month=0; year=0; } void setDay(int d) { if(d>=1 && d=1&&m

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