Hello. I'm trying to make a C++ program practices with classes and OOP with dates, using three files: main.cpp, Date.cpp, and Date.h. I'm getting errors in main.pp for undefined references and in Date.cpp. there is alse an error for undefined referenceRequirementsDate.h will contain the class declaration. The following is required in the class declaration:The private attributes are the month, day, and year.The public member functions are PrintDate, SetDate, and NextDateThe default constructor should initialize all data to the value 0.NextDate should still return a new Date object with the next day's information. This function needs to be completed (For this, just assume Feb has 29 days all the time even though it is not true.)Date.cpp will contain the implementation of all member functions and the constructormain.cpp* will need to be updated to use the member functions. Example: SetDate(today,2,13,2016); // today.month = 2; // today.day = 13; // today.year = 2016; PrintDate(today); // should print 2/13/16 tomorrow = NextDate(today); Becomes today.SetDate(2,13,2016); today.PrintDate(); tomorrow = today.NextDate(); Date.h#ifndef DATE__H /* To prevent multiple inclusion problems */#define DATE__Hclass Date{private: int month; int day; int year;public: void SetDate(int mo, int da, int yr); void PrintDate(Date date); Date NextDate(Date date);};#endif Required Output:DateExample by student name2/13/162/14/162/14/161/1/003/1/002/29/003/1/172/29/160/0/00 1 #include 2 #include 34 #include "Date.h"307 ✓ void Date::SetDate(int mo, int da, int yr) {8910111213141510171819 Date Date::NextDate(Date date) {2021222324252027282930-31323334 v3530373839409399594142434445404748}month = mo;day = da;year = yr;void Date::PrintDate(Date date) {std::cout< monthEnd){ //If there was a 30 versus a 31 in 30 day month, then it would go to the next day and monthnewDate.day = 1;newDate.month++;if (newDate.month > 12){ //if the number of month is greater than december, move to the next month in the new yearnewDate.month = 1;newDate.year++;}}return newDate; 3 #include #include 078 #include "Date.h"91011 int main()12 {1314151017 //SetDate(today,2,13, 2010);// today.month= 2;// today.day = 13;// today.year = 2010;18192021222324333435303738Date today, tomorrow, valentines day, no_date;std::cout<<"DateExample by Rahma Seid\n";2320272829 today. SetDate(12, 31, 1999);30 tomorrow.PrintDate( tomorrow);3132today. SetDate(2, 13, 2010);today.PrintDate(today);tomorrow = today.NextDate(today);4540474849503152// should print 2/13/10tomorrow.PrintDate(tomorrow); // should print 2/14/10valentines day = tomorrow;today.PrintDate(valentines day); // should print 2/14/16}tomorrow = today. NextDate(today);39 tomorrow.PrintDate( tomorrow);40today.SetDate(2, 28, 1900);tomorrow.PrintDate( tomorrow); // should print 3/1/00tomorrow = today.NextDate( today);// should print 1/1/00today.SetDate(2, 28, 2000);tomorrow = today. NextDate(today);41today.SetDate(2, 28, 2017);42 tomorrow = today. NextDate(today);43 tomorrow.PrintDate( tomorrow);today.SetDate(0, 0, 0000);today.PrintDate(no_date);// should print 2/29/00return 0;today.SetDate(2, 28, 2010);tomorrow = today. NextDate(today);tomorrow.PrintDate( tomorrow);// should print 3/1/17// should print 2/29/10// should print 0/0/00

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Hello. I'm trying to make a C++ program practices with classes and OOP with dates, using three files: main.cpp, Date.cpp, and Date.h. I'm getting errors in main.pp for undefined references and in Date.cpp. there is alse an error for undefined reference Requirements Date.h will contain the class declaration. The following is required in the class declaration: The private attributes are the month, day, and year. The public member functions are PrintDate, SetDate, and NextDate The default constructor should initialize all data to the value 0. NextDate should still return a new Date object with the next day's information. This function needs to be completed (For this, just assume Feb has 29 days all the time even though it is not true.) Date.cpp will contain the implementation of all member functions and the constructor main.cpp* will need to be updated to use the member functions. Example: SetDate(today,2,13,2016); // today.month = 2; // today.day = 13; // today.year = 2016; PrintDate(today); // should print 2/13/16 tomorrow = NextDate(today); Becomes today.SetDate(2,13,2016); today.PrintDate(); tomorrow = today.NextDate(); Date.h #ifndef DATEH /* To prevent multiple inclusion problems */ #define DATEH class Date { private: int month; int day; int year; public: void SetDate(int mo, int da, int yr); void PrintDate(Date date); Date NextDate(Date date); }; #endif Required Output: DateExample by student name 2/13/16 2/14/16 2/14/16 1/1/00 3/1/00 2/29/00 3/1/17 2/29/16 0/0/00

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Hello. I'm trying to make a C++ program practices with classes and OOP with dates, using three files: main.cpp, Date.cpp, and Date.h. I'm getting errors in main.pp for undefined references and in Date.cpp. there is alse an error for undefined reference

Requirements

Date.h will contain the class declaration. The following is required in the class declaration:
1. The private attributes are the month, day, and year.
2. The public member functions are PrintDate, SetDate, and NextDate
3. The default constructor should initialize all data to the value 0.
4. NextDate should still return a new Date object with the next day's information. This function needs to be completed (For this, just assume Feb has 29 days all the time even though it is not true.)
Date.cpp will contain the implementation of all member functions and the constructor
main.cpp* will need to be updated to use the member functions. Example:
1. SetDate(today,2,13,2016);
  // today.month = 2;
  // today.day = 13;
  // today.year = 2016;
  
  PrintDate(today); // should print 2/13/16
  tomorrow = NextDate(today);

Becomes

today.SetDate(2,13,2016);

today.PrintDate();

tomorrow = today.NextDate();

Date.h

#ifndef DATE__H /* To prevent multiple inclusion problems */
#define DATE__H

class Date
{
private:
int month;
int day;
int year;

public:
void SetDate(int mo, int da, int yr);
void PrintDate(Date date);
Date NextDate(Date date);
};

#endif

Required Output:

DateExample by student name
2/13/16
2/14/16
2/14/16
1/1/00
3/1/00
2/29/00
3/1/17
2/29/16
0/0/00

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month = mo;
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void Date::PrintDate(Date date) {
std::cout<<date.month <<"/" <<date.day <<"/" << std::setfill('0')
<<< std::setw(2) <<date.year 100 << std::setfill(' ')
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Date newDate;
int monthEnd;
newDate= date;
newDate.day++;
// ... replace with remaining code
if (newDate.month == 2){
monthEnd = 29;
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else if(newDate.month == 4 || newDate.month == 6 || newDate.month == 9 || newDate.month == 11){
//April, June, September, and November
monthEnd = 30;
}
else{
}
monthEnd = 31;
//check
if (newDate.day> monthEnd){ //If there was a 30 versus a 31 in 30 day month, then it would go to the next day and month
newDate.day = 1;
newDate.month++;
if (newDate.month > 12){ //if the number of month is greater than december, move to the next month in the new year
newDate.month = 1;
newDate.year++;
}
}
return newDate;

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#include <iomanip>
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std::cout<<"DateExample by Rahma Seid\n";
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// should print 2/13/10
tomorrow.PrintDate(tomorrow); // should print 2/14/10
valentines day = tomorrow;
today.PrintDate(valentines day); // should print 2/14/16
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tomorrow = today. NextDate(today);
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today.SetDate(2, 28, 1900);
tomorrow.PrintDate( tomorrow); // should print 3/1/00
tomorrow = today.NextDate( today);
// should print 1/1/00
today.SetDate(2, 28, 2000);
tomorrow = today. NextDate(today);
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today.SetDate(2, 28, 2017);
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today.SetDate(0, 0, 0000);
today.PrintDate(no_date);
// should print 2/29/00
return 0;
today.SetDate(2, 28, 2010);
tomorrow = today. NextDate(today);
tomorrow.PrintDate( tomorrow);
// should print 3/1/17
// should print 2/29/10
// should print 0/0/00

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