C++ Full Course | Hands on Encapsulation and Abstraction | Create Time Class | Lesson 8 Part 2

Title: C++ Full Course | Lesson 8 Part 2 - Hands-On: Encapsulation, Abstraction, and Time Class
Description:
Welcome to our comprehensive C++ Full Course! In Lesson 8 Part 2, we're diving into practical application with encapsulation and abstraction.
Ready to put theory into practice? Join us as we explore the creation of a Time class, a real-world example of encapsulation and abstraction. Learn how to design and implement a class that manages time-related data, and then take it further by adding two Time classes together.
By the end of this session, you'll have hands-on experience in applying encapsulation and abstraction to develop a functional Time class. Keep coding, stay inspired, and get ready for more captivating lessons and projects in our C++ Full Course! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for engaging C++ content.
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[@takudzwatk7553]

Okay thank you this was helpful l will get back to you as soon as l am done with the assignment.

[@TheIncompleteEngineer]

Sounds good!

[@takudzwatk7553]

@@TheIncompleteEngineer #include
using namespace std;
class Time{
private: int hours;
int minutes;
int seconds;
string sign;
public:
Time(){ hours = 0; minutes =0; seconds = 0; }
Time(int Hours,int Minutes,int Seconds){ hours = Hours;
minutes = Minutes;
seconds = Seconds; }
void display(){ cout