C++

1. Create a structure that stores the time in hours and minutes (the two fields). Create three constructors for the structure - a default constructor, a fully-parameterized constructor, and a constructor that just sets the hour.

2. Create a structure that is a counter. The structure has two fields - a field to store the current number and a field to store the unit of conversion. For example, a counter that keeps track of the laps a runner runs on a track will have a unit of conversion of 4, since 4 laps equal a mile. A counter that tracks minutes will have a conversion unit of 60, since 60 minutes equals 1 hour. Create a constructor for this structure that intitializes the current number to 0 and a parameter that sets the unit of conversion. Does it make sense to create a default constructor for this structure?