Question 1 • Change the code of the setTemps method to ensure that: - hour: must be in the interval 0 >> time1.setTime (25,10,63) >>> time1 1: 11: 3 Call this method in _init_ also to correct the values if they are not correct. Add the following methods to the Time class: isBefore (t2) returns True if the time represented by self is before the time of t2, otherwise it returns False. • duration (t2) returns a new Time object with the number of hours, minutes, and seconds between self and t2. • Test your methods in the interpreter or in the main program >> t1 = Time(12,4,0) >>> t2 = Time(10,2,1) >>> t1.before(t2) >>>t2.before(12,45,2) >>> t1.before(t2) True False >>> t1.duration(t2) >>> t2.before(t1) 0:41:2

Question 1 • Change the code of the setTemps method to ensure that: - hour: must be in the interval 0 >> time1.setTime (25,10,63) >>> time1 1: 11: 3 Call this method in _init_ also to correct the values if they are not correct. Add the following methods to the Time class: isBefore (t2) returns True if the time represented by self is before the time of t2, otherwise it returns False. • duration (t2) returns a new Time object with the number of hours, minutes, and seconds between self and t2. • Test your methods in the interpreter or in the main program >> t1 = Time(12,4,0) >>> t2 = Time(10,2,1) >>> t1.before(t2) >>>t2.before(12,45,2) >>> t1.before(t2) True False >>> t1.duration(t2) >>> t2.before(t1) 0:41:2

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter7: Using Methods

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CP

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