Problem $2$: TimeSpanDesign and implement a TimeSpan class which represents a duration of time in hours, minutes, and seconds. The order hours, minutes, and seconds should be respected in the constructor.As an example TimeSpan duration$(1,2,3)$;is a duration of time of $1$ hour, $2$ minutes and $3$ seconds.In the instances of the TimeSpan class you should store the values as integers in a normalized way. The number of seconds should be between $-60$ and $60$ when stored; number of minutes should be between $-60$ and $60$ when stored. That is$,$ a user can create a TimeSpan object of $90$ seconds, but it should be stored as $1$ minute, $30$ seconds. See example below.You do not need to worry about integer overflow for very big TimeSpan objects.Accessor functions requiredThe TimeSpan class should implement the following member functions:int hours$()$ const; return the number of hours as an intint minutes$()$ const; return the number of minutes as an int int seconds$()$ const: return the number of Seconds as an intvoid set$\_$time$($int hours, int minutes, int seconds$)$: set the number of hours, minutes, seconds.ConstructorsThe class should define constructor$($s$)$ that receive various primitive types $($specifically int, float, and double$)$ and store