Write a program to create two classes: DATE and DMY and both classes are building to handled dates. The difference between them DATE class handles it in string. Where as the DMY class handles it has three integers representing day, month and year. Provide conversion function(make use of casting operator function) to carry out conversion from object of one type to another., C++ program calculator

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Subject Name	C++
Program Name	DATE To DMY Conversion
Program Description	Write a program to create two classes: DATE and DMY and both classes are building to handled dates. The difference between them DATE class handles it in string. Where as the DMY class handles it has three integers representing day, month and year. Provide conversion function(make use of casting operator function) to carry out conversion from object of one type to another.



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/* Write a program to create two classes: DATE and DMY and both classes are building to handled dates. The difference between them DATE class handles it in string. Where as the DMY class handles it has three integers representing day, month and year. Provide conversion function(make use of casting operator function) to carry out conversion from object of one type to another. / #include<iostream.h> #include<conio.h> #include<string.h> class DATE { private: int d,y; char m[10]; public: DATE(){} DATE(int d1,char m1,int y1) { d=d1; strcpy(m,m1); y=y1; } void getdata() { cout<<"\nEnter date, month name and year : "; cin>>d>>m>>y; } void putdata() { cout<<"\nDate is : "<<d<<"-"<<m<<"-"<<y; } }; class DMY { private: int d,m,y; public: void getdata() { cout<<"\nEnter date, month no and year:"; cin>>d>>m>>y; } void putdata() { cout<<"\nDate is : "<<d<<"-"<<m<<"-"<<y; } operator DATE() { char s[10]; if(m==1) { strcpy(s,"JANUARY"); } else if(m==2) { strcpy(s,"FEBRUARY"); } else if(m==3) { strcpy(s,"MARCH"); } else if(m==4) { strcpy(s,"APRIL"); } else if(m==5) { strcpy(s,"MAY"); } else if(m==6) { strcpy(s,"JUNE"); } else if(m==7) { strcpy(s,"JULLY"); } else if(m==8) { strcpy(s,"AUGAST"); } else if(m==9) { strcpy(s,"SEPTEMBER"); } else if(m==10) { strcpy(s,"OCTOMBER"); } else if(m==11) { strcpy(s,"NOVEMBER"); } else if(m==12) { strcpy(s,"DECEMBER"); } return DATE(d,s,y); } }; int main() { DATE d1; DMY d2; d2.getdata(); d1=d2; d1.putdata(); d2.putdata(); getch(); return 0; }


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To Run C++ Program 1. #include<iostream.h> change to #include<iostream> 2. #include<math.h> change to #include<cmath>; 3. #include<string.h> change to #include<cstring>; 4. Add line using namespace std; These all(1 to 4) will be done automatically..., So don't worry.