Problem Solving with C++ (10th Edition)
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Author: SAVITCH
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| Enter time in 24-hour notation: 13:07 That is the same as 1:07 PM Again?(y/n) y Enter time in 24-hour notation: 10:15 That is the same as 10:15 AM Again?(y/n) y Enter time in 24-hour notation: 10:65 There is no such time as 10:65 Try again: Enter time in 24-hour notation: 16:05 That is the same as 4:05 PM Again?(y/n) n End of program |
You will define an exception class called TimeFormatMistake. If the user enters an illegal time, like 10:65 or even gibberish like 8&*68, then your program will throw and catch a TimeFormatMistake.
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