You are developing a Fraction structure for Teachers Pet Software. The structure contains three public data fields for whole number, numerator, and denominator. Using the same structure, write the functions described below: An enterFractionValue()function that declares a local Fraction object and prompts the user to enter values for the Fraction. Do not allow the user to enter a value of 0 for the denominator of any Fraction; continue to prompt the user for a denominator value until a valid one is entered. The function returns a data-filled Fraction object to the calling function. A reduceFraction()function that accepts a Fraction object and reduces it to proper form, returning the reduced Fraction. For example, a Fraction entering the function as 0 2/6 would be reduced to 0 1/3, and a Fraction entered as 4 18/4 would be reduced to 8 1/2. A displayFraction()function that displays any Fraction object passed to it. This function displays a fraction with a slash between the numerator and denominator. A main()function that declares a Fraction object and continues to get Fraction values from the user until the user enters a Fraction with value 0 (both the whole number and the numerator are 0). For each Fraction entered, display the Fraction, reduce the Fraction, and display the Fraction again.

Q.13 Write a program that allows users to enter a dollar amount for their bank account balance

at the beginning of the month. Then ask the user to enter dollar amounts for any

number of checks written in a month, up to 50. Include an appropriate sentinel value

that the user can enter to stop entering checks. Store the amounts in an array and count

the entries as the user makes them. Finally, ask the user to enter a monthly interest rate

if the account is interest bearing, or a 0 if it is not. If the user enters 0 for the interest rate,

then call a function named balanceAccount()that accepts the beginning balance, the

number of checks, and the array of check amounts as parameters; the function displays

the final balance after all the checks have been subtracted from the beginning balance.

If the user enters a number other than 0 for the interest rate, then call an overloaded

function named balanceAccount()that accepts the beginning balance, the number

of checks, the array of check amounts, and the interest rate as parameters. This function

then computes the final balance by subtracting all the checks from the beginning balance

and using the monthly interest rate to increase the final balance before displaying it. Save

the file as BankCalculations.cpp.

Q17. Create a structure named Shirt that has the public data members collarSize and

sleeveLength. Create a structure named Pants that has the public data members

waistSize and inSeam. Write a program that declares one object of each type Shirt

and Pants and assigns values to the objects data fields. Write two overloaded functions

named displayClothingFacts(). One version of the function takes a Shirt object as

a parameter; the other version takes a Pants object. Each version displays the facts about

the piece of clothing. Your main()function should demonstrate that you can call

displayClothingFacts()with either type of clothing. Save the file as Shirt.cpp.

Please can the file be worked using #include< iostream >.

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