d_date.h ^

date_except.h ^

driver.cpp ^

a) Overload the relational operators (==, !=, ) to compare dates. Two dates are to be compared by chronology of the year. For example: date(3,5,1999) != date(3,7,1999) (implement as external free function) date(3,5,1999) == date(3,5,1999) (implement as external free function) date(5,5,1977) > date(10,24,1973) (implement as member function) date(12,25,1944)

b) Write member function operator++ that can increment the date by one day.

c) Overload the input and output stream operators so that the date can be read/written as follows: date date1; cin >> date1 >> // read in as 12/25/1944 cout

Use the driver.cpp file which can be found on BlackBoard. You will also find an input file at this location to run with the driver.cpp file.

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