Implementation of the class with multiple constructors and a destructor. Implementation of the specified list of overloaded operations for the class.

TAGS: C++, OOP

The implemented class "Date" is designed to represent dates.

• default
• by year
• by year and month
• by full date
• copy constructor

• change year
• change month
• change days

• "=" // Assignment
• "+=" (Date & d, int n) // add n days
• "-=" (Date & d, int n) // subtract n days
• "+" (Date & d, int n) // add n days
• "-" (Date & d, int n) // subtract n days
• increment / decrement
• ==,! =,>, < // comparison operators
• ">>", "<<" // (input/output using istream/ostream streams)

int main()

{

    Date date1, date2(1995), date3(1995, Date::mar), date4(1995, Date::may,5);
    date1 = date2 + date3;    // doesn't work!
    
    Date tdate1,tdate2;
    tdate1 += 2;
    tdate2++; tdate2++;                      
    if (tdate1 != tdate2) cout << "Something wrong\n";
    else cout << "As expected\n";
    
    cout << date1 << endl << date2 << endl << date3 << endl  << date4 << endl;
    
    Date today = Date(2018, Date::sep, 10);
    Date tomorrow = today + 1;
    
    Date never = 43 + today;  // doesn't work!

return 0;

}