Write a C++ program to find the distance walked by them and display the result using the operator overloading concept. Strictly adhere to the Object-Oriented specifications given in the problem statement. All class names, member variable names, and function names should be the same as specified in the problem statement. Consider a class named Distance with the following member variables. Datatype Variable int feet int inches Define the following public methods in the class Distance. Method Name Description void readDistance() This function is used to get the input value from the user. void displayDistance() This function is used to display the total distance travelled by them. Distance operator+(Distance &dist1) This function is used to perform an addition operation. The '+' operator is overloaded in this function. It is used to calculate the distance traveled by them. In the main method call all the methods to implement the respective methods and call the readDistance() method twice for getting the inputs of feet and inches for Reena and Kavya. Input and Output Format : Refer sample input and output for formatting specifications. All text in bold corresponds to input and the rest corresponds to output. Sample input and output 1: Enter the distance travelled by Reena: Enter feet: 5 Enter inches: 2 Enter the distance travelled by Kavya: Enter feet: 6 Enter inches: 3 Total Distance travelled by them: Feet:11 Inches:5 Sample input and output 2: Enter the distance travelled by Reena: Enter feet: 7 Enter inches: 3 Enter the distance travelled by Kavya: Enter feet: 8 Enter inches: 4 Total Distance travelled by them: Feet:15 Inches:7

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Write a C++ program to find the distance walked by them and display the result using the operator overloading concept.

Strictly adhere to the Object-Oriented specifications given in the problem statement. All class names, member variable names, and function names should be the same as specified in the problem statement.

Consider a class named Distance with the following member variables.

Datatype	Variable
int	feet
int	inches

Define the following public methods in the class Distance.

Method Name	Description
void readDistance()	This function is used to get the input value from the user.
void displayDistance()	This function is used to display the total distance travelled by them.
Distance operator+(Distance &dist1)	This function is used to perform an addition operation. The '+' operator is overloaded in this function. It is used to calculate the distance traveled by them.

In the main method call all the methods to implement the respective methods and call the readDistance() method twice for getting the inputs of feet and inches for Reena and Kavya.

Input and Output Format :
Refer sample input and output for formatting specifications.
All text in bold corresponds to input and the rest corresponds to output.

Sample input and output 1:
Enter the distance travelled by Reena:
Enter feet:
5
Enter inches:
2
Enter the distance travelled by Kavya:
Enter feet:
6
Enter inches:
3
Total Distance travelled by them:
Feet:11
Inches:5

Sample input and output 2:
Enter the distance travelled by Reena:
Enter feet:
7
Enter inches:
3
Enter the distance travelled by Kavya:
Enter feet:
8
Enter inches:
4
Total Distance travelled by them:
Feet:15
Inches:7