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Question 14 10 pts Using c++ class and objects, write a c++ program to read and add two distances using class and object(s). The output of the program looks like below. Enter Distancel : Enter Value of feets : 10 Enter value of inches : 7 Enter Distance2 : Enter Value of feets : 15 Enter value of inches : 8 Distancel : Feets : 10 Inches: 7 Distance2: Feets : 15 Inches: 8 Distance3 : Feets : 26 Inches: 3

Answer 1

program logic:

• The only problem in this progam is to add two distances.
• When , adding two distances, add their corresponding feets and inches.
• divide the resulting inches by 12, add the quotient to feets, and set the remiander to inches

program:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Distance{
   int feet;
   int inches;
public:
   Distance(int f, int i){
       feet = f;
       inches = i;
   }
   void getData(){
       cout<<"Enter Value of feets :";
       cin>>feet;
       cout<<"Enter Value of inches :";
       cin>>inches;
   }
   void display(){
       cout<<"\tFeets: "<<feet<<"\n";
       cout<<"\tInches: "<<inches<<"\n";
   }
   Distance operator +(Distance D){
       int f = this->feet + D.feet + (this->inches+D.inches)/12;
       int i = (this->inches + D.inches)%12;
       return Distance(f,i);
   }
};

int main(){
   Distance d1(0,0),d2(0,0);
   cout<<"Enter Distance1:\n";
   d1.getData();
   cout<<"Enter Distance2:\n";
   d2.getData();
   Distance d3 = d1+d2;
   cout<<"Distance1: \n";
   d1.display();
   cout<<"Distance2: \n";
   d2.display();
   cout<<"Distance3: \n";
   d3.display();
}

output:

Enter Distance1: Enter Value of feets : 10 Enter Value of inches :7 Enter Distance2: Enter Value of feets :15 Enter Value of inches :8 Distance1: Feets: 10 Inches: 7 Distance2: Feets: 15 Inches: 8 Distance3: Feets: 26 Inches: 3