Modify the Date class to include a read() member function. It should read in the date in the format of MM/DD/YYYY. To do this you will need to use a char variable called slash to remove the slash from the input stream. For example, the code

Date myApp;

 cout  
would generate the following output
 
 
Create a class Appointment that has a Date, a start and end Time, and string description. The class should have getters and setters as well as read and print functions
 
 Class Appointment { Public: 
 
 Appointment(); Appointment(Date, Time, Time, string ); Date getDate() const; Time getStartTime() const; Time getEndTime() const; string getDescription() const; ... 
 
 Private: Date date; 
 
 Time start_time; Time end_time; string description; 
 
};
 
Programming Assignment 3
 
Then write a driver to test the Appointment class functions. The driver should create a vector of Appointment objects and then given a users inputted date check which Appointments occur on that Date. Also, ask the user for two dates and output which Appointments are within those Dates.
 
Non-member function for Time to print and read.
 
 void print12clock(const Time& t) { 
 
 int h = t.get_hours(); string meridian; meridian = (h  
 if (h == 0) h += 12; 
 
 else if (h > 12) h -= 12; 
 
 if (h  
 cout  
 cout  
}
 
 // reads in HH:MM void read(Time& t) { 
 
 char colon; int h, m; 
 
 cin >> h >> colon >> m; 
 
 t = Time(h, m, 0); } 
  FACP21Datel TestDate2.exe Enter the date of the appointment (MM/DD/yYYY):3/17/2018 You entered March 17, 2018  FACP21Datel TestDate2.exe Enter the date of the appointment (MM/DD/yYYY):3/17/2018 You entered March 17, 2018