Making a Clock with Classes help

[jkelly18]

Okay for class I have to write a program with the following instructions. I'm just going to copy and paste the instruction so I don't miss anything.
In the assignment you will define a class that represent a clock. Create a class named Clock that fulfills the following requirements:
• A class named SimpleClock
o A clock has three member variables
 Hours: legal values are 0 to 23
 Minutes: legal values are 0 to 59
 Seconds: legal values are 0 to 59
o Define four constructors (see NOTE below)
 One constructor with no arguments. Represents midnight, 00:00:00
 One constructor with 1 argument for the hour.
 One constructor with 2 arguments for the hour and minutes
 One constructor with 3 arguments for the hour, minutes, and seconds
• Make sure all members are initialized in all constructors
o Define getters for all member variables
o Define setters for all member variables(see NOTE below)
o Define a method called isMorning()
 Should return true if the time is less than 12:00:00 (noon),otherwise it should
return false
o Define a method called isAfternoon()
 Should return true if the time between 12:00:00 and 17:59:59. Otherwise, it
should return false
o Define a method called isEvening()
 Should return true if the time is 18:00:00 or later. Otherwise,it should return false
o Define a method named tick()
 Returns nothing
 Changes the time that the object represents by adding one second to the time.
Note the time may wrap. For example, if the current time is 13:59:58, calling tick() on that object would change the time to be 13:59:59.Calling tick() a second time would alter the minutes and the hour so that the final result would be 14:00:00
o Overload the << operator
 Should output the time in a 12-hour format 00:00:00 AM/PM. For example, ten
minutes after midnight would be 12:10:00 AM
 The AM and PM should be part of the string.
 The printed hour should be in the range to 1 – 12.
For example,
• if the time is midnight, 00:00:00, you should output is as 12:00:00 AM.
• If the time is 05:30:12, you should output it as 5:30:12 AM
• If the time is 13:12:34, you should output it as 1:12:34 PM
 Don’t change the member variables!Make local variables if you need them.
This is not a setter function.
NOTE: In both setters and constructors, the values passed in can be any integer,but you must keep the member variables in their valid ranges.
• If a negative value is passed in for a member variable, set that member variable variable to 0.For example,if a user of the class tried to set the time to -1:-99:55, the result would be 00:00:55
• If a value larger than the maximum legal value is passed in more a member variable,set that member variable to the largest legal value.
For example,if a user of the class tried to set the time to 3:123:132, the result would be 3:59:59
You should put the class prototype in Clock.h, and implement all the Clock member functions in Clock.cpp. In a third file, main.cpp. write the following code:
• A function named printTimeMessage
o Should accept one Clock object
o Should not return anything.
o Print the time with the message:The current time is. For example, if the clock represents the time 00:15:34, this calling the function would show
The current time is 12:15:34 AM
on the console.
• main.cpp should have your main() which does the following.
1. Prompt the user for hours, minutes, and seconds
2. Use that information to create a clock object.
3. Call the printTimeMessage with the object.
4. Add 2 hours, 30 minutes, and 15 seconds to the time and then print it again.
5. Call tick() 10 times. After each tick() call, print the new time.
6. Keep doing steps 1-5 until the user enters -99 for hours.
Sample:
Enter hours: 14
Enter minutes: 29
Enter seconds: 40

The current time is 2:29:40 PM

Back to the Future:
The current time is 4:59:55 PM

Time Flies:
The current time is 4:59:56 PM
The current time is 4:59:57 PM
The current time is 4:59:58 PM
The current time is 4:59:59 PM
The current time is 5:00:00 PM
The current time is 5:00:01 PM
The current time is 5:00:02 PM
The current time is 5:00:03 PM
The current time is 5:00:04 PM
The current time is 5:00:05 PM

Enter hours: -99
Later alligator!!
Things to do
• Name the program pass8 and remember the extension must be .cpp.
• Use the same instructions as in Assignment 1 to edit using gvim pass8.cpp
• Compile using g++ pass8.cpp Clock.cpp
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I've tried on this and I have some code. I was told I could for simplifying purposes so I wrote it all in one file instead of doing it in the separate files. This is what I have so far.

  #include <iostream>
  #include <string>

  using namespace std;
  class Clock {
     private: int mHours;
     int mMinutes;
     int mSeconds;
     public:
        Clock();
        Clock(int);
        Clock(int, int);
        Clock(int, int, int);
        int getHours();
               {return mHours;}
        int getMinutes();
               {return mMinutes;}
        int getSeconds();
               {return mSeconds;}
        void setHours(int hourValue) {
            if(hourValue > 0 && hourValue < 13) {
                mHours = hourValue;
            }else if(hourValue<0) {
                mHours = 0;
            }else if(hourValue>12) {
                mHours = 12;
            }
        }
        void setMinutes(int minuteValue) {
             if(minuteValue > 0 && minuteValue < 60) {
                mMinutes = minuteValue;
             }else if(minuteValue < 0) {
                mMinutes = 0;
             }else if( minuteValue > 59) {
                mMinutes = 59;
             }
        }
        void setSecond(int secondValue) {
             if (secondValue > 0 && secondValue < 60) {
                mSeconds = secondValue;
             }else if(secondValue < 0) {
                mSeconds = 0;
             }else if(secondValue > 59) {
                mSeconds = 59;
             }
         }
        bool isMorning();
        bool isAfternoon();
        bool isEvening();
        void printTimeMessage(int, int, int);
        void tick();
        friend ostream &operator<<(ostream &, Clock &);
};
        ostream &operator<<(ostream &out, Clock &time) {
             if(time.mHours > 12)
                  time.mHours = time.mHours -12;
             else 
                  time.mHours =time.mHours;
             out << time.mHours << ":" << time.mMinutes << ":" 
             << time.mSeconds << endl;
             return out;
}
     Clock::Clock() {
        setHours(12);
        setMinutes(0);
        setSeconds(0);
       }
     Clock::Clock(int hourValue)
        {setHours(hourValue);}
     Clock::Clock(int hourValue, int minuteValue)
        {setHours(hourValue);
         setMinutes(minuteValue);}
     Clock::Clock(int hourValue, int minuteValue, int secondValue)
        {setHours(hourValue);
         setMinutes(minuteValue);
         setSeconds(secondValue);}
     bool Clock::isMorning() {
         if (mHours < 12) {
               return true;
         }else{ 
               return false;
         }
     }
     bool Clock::isAfternoon() {
         if(mHours>=12 && mHours < 18) {
               return true;
          }else{
               return false;
          }}
     bool Clock::isEvening() {
          if (mHours < 18) { 
                return false;
          }else{ 
                return true;
           }}
      void Clock::tick() {
           setSeconds((getSeconds() +1) % 60);
           if (getSeconds() ==0)
           {
              setMinutes((getMinutes() +1) %60);
              if(getMinutes()==0)
              {
                  setHours((getHours()%12) +1);
              }}}
void Clock::printTimeMessage(int, int, int) {
     Clock a(int);
         cout<<"The current time is"<<a.getHours<<endl;
}
int main() {
    int hour, minute, second;
    cout<< "What is the hour?" << endl;
    cin>>hour;
    cout << "minute?"<< endl;
    cin>>minute;
    cout<<"second?"<<endl;
    cin>>second;
printTimeMessage(hour, minute,second);
return 0;
}

[jkelly18]

I need the most help with overloading the operator<< and the printTimeMessage function. I'm not sure but that function might not supposed to be inside of the class. sorry for the length any help is appreciated

[jkelly18]

Any help at all? I don't want the program written for me I just want help.