The following program has no syntax problem, but has logical problems. Please correct the member function add(), and make a correct program. The output should be: --------------- From: 10:20:30 After: 15:45:40 Now is: 2:6:10 ------------------ Submit the correct code and the running result.   #include  using namespace std;   class Time {     int hour;     int minute;     int second; public:     Time(int x=0, int y=0, int z=0)     {         hour = x;         minute = y;         second = z;     }     int getHour() {         return hour;     }     int getMinute() {         return minute;     }     int getSecond() {         return second;     }     Time add(Time &t);     void input()     {         cin >> hour >> minute >> second;     }     void output()     {         cout << hour << ":" << minute << ":" << second << endl;     } }; Time Time::add(Time& t) {     int newhour, newminute, newsecond;     newhour = hour + t.hour;     newminute = minute + t.minute;     newsecond = second + t.second;     Time time(newhour,newminute,newsecond);     return time; }   int main() {     Time myTime(10,20,30), newTime(15,45,40);     cout << "From: ";     myTime.output();     cout << "After: ";     newTime.output();     cout << "Now is: ";     Time now = myTime.add(newTime);     now.output();     return 0; }

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The following program has no syntax problem, but has logical problems.

Please correct the member function add(), and make a correct program.

The output should be:

---------------

From: 10:20:30

After: 15:45:40

Now is: 2:6:10

------------------

Submit the correct code and the running result.  

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

 

class Time {

    int hour;

    int minute;

    int second;

public:

    Time(int x=0, int y=0, int z=0)

    {

        hour = x;

        minute = y;

        second = z;

    }

    int getHour() {

        return hour;

    }

    int getMinute() {

        return minute;

    }

    int getSecond() {

        return second;

    }

    Time add(Time &t);

    void input()

    {

        cin >> hour >> minute >> second;

    }

    void output()

    {

        cout << hour << ":" << minute << ":" << second << endl;

    }

};

Time Time::add(Time& t) {

    int newhour, newminute, newsecond;

    newhour = hour + t.hour;

    newminute = minute + t.minute;

    newsecond = second + t.second;

    Time time(newhour,newminute,newsecond);

    return time;

}

 

int main() {

    Time myTime(10,20,30), newTime(15,45,40);

    cout << "From: ";

    myTime.output();

    cout << "After: ";

    newTime.output();

    cout << "Now is: ";

    Time now = myTime.add(newTime);

    now.output();

    return 0;

}

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