CODE IN C++ Language: Given two sets of inputs: a time (two inputs: the first is the hour which is an integer of 1-12, the second whether the time of the day is am denoted by 'a' or pm denoted by 'p'); and, a number n referring to how many hours is to be added which is an integer of 1-11, find the resulting time after we add the inputted time with the number of hours n inputted. Input The first line is two inputs: the first being the hour (1-12) and the second being am or pm ('a' or 'p'), The second line is any integer from 1 to 11 1 p 7 Output: The time in hours and whether am or pm. 8 pm

CODE IN C++ Language: Given two sets of inputs: a time (two inputs: the first is the hour which is an integer of 1-12, the second whether the time of the day is am denoted by 'a' or pm denoted by 'p'); and, a number n referring to how many hours is to be added which is an integer of 1-11, find the resulting time after we add the inputted time with the number of hours n inputted. Input The first line is two inputs: the first being the hour (1-12) and the second being am or pm ('a' or 'p'), The second line is any integer from 1 to 11 1 p 7 Output: The time in hours and whether am or pm. 8 pm

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter13: Structures

Section13.2: Arrays Of Structures

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