You are developing a Fraction structure for Teacher’s Pet Software. The structure contains three public data fields for whole number, numerator, and denominator. Using the same structure, write the functions described below: • An enterFractionValue()function that declares a local Fraction object and prompts the user to enter values for the Fraction. Do not allow the user to enter a value of 0 for the denominator of any Fraction; continue to prompt the user for a denominator value until a valid one is entered. The function returns a data-filled Fraction object to the calling function. • A reduceFraction()function that accepts a Fraction object and reduces it to proper form, returning the reduced Fraction. For example
You are developing a Fraction structure for Teacher’s Pet Software. The structure contains three public data fields for whole
number, numerator, and denominator. Using the same structure, write the functions described below:
• An enterFractionValue()function that declares a local Fraction object and prompts the user to enter values
for the Fraction. Do not allow the user to enter a value of 0 for the denominator of any Fraction; continue to
prompt the user for a denominator value until a valid one is entered. The function returns a data-filled
Fraction object to the calling function.
• A reduceFraction()function that accepts a Fraction object and reduces it to proper form, returning the
reduced Fraction. For example, a Fraction entering the function as 0 2/6 would be reduced to 0 1/3, and a
Fraction entered as 4 18/4 would be reduced to 8 1/2.
• A displayFraction()function that displays any Fraction object passed to it. This function displays a fraction
with a slash between the numerator and denominator.
• A main()function that declares a Fraction object and continues to get Fraction values from the user until the
user enters a Fraction with value 0 (both the whole number and the numerator are 0). For each Fraction
entered, display the Fraction, reduce the Fraction, and display the Fraction again.
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