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Download the zipped project file [login to view URL] from the Homework Assignments area of Blackboard. 1. Define the public methods for the following class in a file date.h: // class representing a date class date { private: int month, day, year; bool leap; // true if a leap year void set_leap (); // sets the leap variable for the year public: date (); // constructor, creates a base date // sets a date to the given parameters date (int m, int d, int y); void operator++ (); // moves a date forward one day void print (); // prints the date in readable format bool new_year (); // true if date is January first // equality test for two dates bool equal (date d); // greater than test for two dates bool operator> (date d); // returns a date with largest components of two dates date operator% (date d); // friend that returns the greatest of three dates friend date great3 (date d1, date d2, date d3); }; • set_leap is a private member function that sets the value of the leap variable correctly for the year (true if it is a leap year, else false). A year will be a leap year if it is divisible by 4 but not by 100. If a year is divisible by 4 and by 100, it is a leap year if it is also divisible by 400. • date is an overloaded constructor. The no parameter version sets the date to January 1, 1, leap to false. The three parameter version sets the values of the private data variables representing the date equal to the values given by the three parameters. It also properly sets leap to true or false. • The overloaded operator ++ moves the date ahead one day. It should properly change to the next month and next year when appropriate. If a change is made to a new year, leap should be set correctly. print displays the date in the following format: month day, year month should be displayed as the month name. print should not print any linefeeds. • new_year returns true if the date is January first (the year does not matter). Else, it should return false. • equal returns true if the instance date is equal to the parameter date, else it returns false. Thus a sample call might be: [login to view URL] (your_date) which would return true if my_date is equal to your_date. • The overloaded operator > returns true if the first date is greater than the second, else it returns false. • The overloaded operator % returns a date with the largest component month, day and year for the given two dates. For example, it might include the month from the first and the day from the second. • great3 is a friend which returns the greatest of three given dates. It should work in cases when some or all of the dates are equal. There is an application [login to view URL] written for you. Your program should work for all possible situations not just those in the test program. My output for the application is shown here: d1 is January 1, 1 d2 is March 6, 1984 Number of days from d1 to d2: 724340 d2 is geater than d1 as it should be! d1 is March 6, 1984 d2 is March 7, 1984 d3 is March 6, 1984 Greatest of of d1, d2 and d3 is March 7, 1984 d4 is May 5, 1942 d5 is January 5, 1942 d6 is August 1, 1970 d4 > d5 d6 > d4 d6 > d5 Greatest of of d4, d5 and d6 is August 1, 1970 d7 is August 28, 1900 d8 is January 2, 1910 January 1, 1901 January 1, 1902 January 1, 1903 January 1, 1904 January 1, 1905 January 1, 1906 January 1, 1907 January 1, 1908 January 1, 1909 January 1, 1910 Number of days from d7 to d8: 3414 d9 is April 17, 1928 d10 is July 6, 1981 d11 is November 10, 1940 The date with largest components from d9 and d10: July 17, 1981 The date with largest components from d10 and d11 November 10, 1981 5 Points Extra Credit: Label every call in the application file with a comment indicating either member function, friend, or overloaded operator. Place your completed [login to view URL] and date.h files in the Homework 7 Assignment on Blackboard.