Objective The objective is this lab is two-fold. It is for you to make use in C++ of a valued function (or value- returning function) and a void function. It is also for you to make use of parameters passed by value and parameters passed by reference The problem: For this lab, you need to develop a C++ program that determines the time interval between a starting time and a finishing time The following could be sample runs of your program. Enter your starting and finishing time:s using a h:m:s format. starting time: 11:3:24 Finishing time: 12:13:14 Between 11:03:24 and 12:13:14 there are 4190 seconds. Enter your starting and finishing time:s using a h:m:s format. Starting time 11:03:24 Finishing time 11:3:25 ween 11:03:24 and 11:03:2!5 there is 1 second Enter your starting and finishing times using a h:m:s format. Starting time Finishing time: 23:59:55 Between 00:00:05 and 23:59:55 there are 86390 seconds. You will notice that both starting and finishing times are entered in the familiar h:m:s Requirements: In addition to your main function, you must implement 2 functions, given the following headers (and specifications) void getTime (int &hours, int &minutes, int &seconds) //Reads a time in the h:m:s format. // Returns the corresponding hours, minutes, and seconds through the 3 reference paraters. long convertToSeconds (int hours, int minutes, int seconds) // Returns the number of seconds in the given hours, minutes, and seconds Using these 2 functions, your main function should, then figure out how to determines the time interval (measured in seconds) between the starting time and the finishing time entered by the user