You will develop an application for performing calculations on fractions. (1) First, develop a class Fraction...

 

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You will develop an application for performing calculations on fractions. (1) First, develop a class Fraction that represents a fraction by one integer divided by another, e.g., 1/3 or 3/7. [24 points] a. This class defines adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing and comparing ( , ==, =) fractions by overloading the standard operators for these operations. [18 points] b. It should also contain a function for reducing fractions. For example 2/6 is reduced after calling the function to 1/3, etc. [2 points] c. You also need to overload I/O operators to be able to input and output fractions naturally using >> and < < operators. [4 points] (2) Separate class specifications from implementation by creating Fraction.h for specs and Fraction.cpp for implementation. [2 points] (3) Second, develop a class Fraction Calculator that utilizes the class Fraction and allows the user to input a fraction and perform calculations by adding, subtracting, etc. another fraction and then keeping the result as a fraction for further calculations. [4 points] Activate Go to Setting You will develop an application for performing calculations on fractions. (1) First, develop a class Fraction that represents a fraction by one integer divided by another, e.g., 1/3 or 3/7. [24 points] a. This class defines adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing and comparing ( , ==, =) fractions by overloading the standard operators for these operations. [18 points] b. It should also contain a function for reducing fractions. For example 2/6 is reduced after calling the function to 1/3, etc. [2 points] c. You also need to overload I/O operators to be able to input and output fractions naturally using >> and < < operators. [4 points] (2) Separate class specifications from implementation by creating Fraction.h for specs and Fraction.cpp for implementation. [2 points] (3) Second, develop a class Fraction Calculator that utilizes the class Fraction and allows the user to input a fraction and perform calculations by adding, subtracting, etc. another fraction and then keeping the result as a fraction for further calculations. [4 points] Activate Go to Setting