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Create 2 files for this program

class Time used to demonstrate operator overloading (time.h)

class Time{
protected :
int sec;
int min;
int hour;
public:
Time(){sec=0;min=0;hour=0;}
Time(int s,int m,int h)
{
sec=s;
min=m;
hour=h;
}
void setsec(int s){sec=s;}
void setmin(int m){min=m;}
void sethour(int h){hour=h;}
int getsec(){return sec;}
int getmin(){return min;}
int gethour(){return hour;}
void showTime(){cout<< hour <<"h "<< min <<"m "<<sec<<"s "<<"\n";}

//Overloaded operator function to add a time to this object's time
Time operator+(Time t2)
{
Time temp;
temp.setsec(sec + t2.getsec());
temp.setmin(min + t2.getmin());
temp.sethour(hour + t2.gethour());
return temp;
}
//Overloaded operator function to compare a time with this object's time
int operator==(Time t2)
{
if( sec==t2.getsec() &&
    min==t2.getmin() &&
    hour==t2.gethour())
   return 1;
else
return 0;
}
//Overloaded operator function to increment this object's time by one second
void operator++()
{
sec++;
if(sec==60){sec=0; min++;}
if(min==60){min=0 ;hour++;}
if(hour==24){hour=0;}
}};//end class Time

Adding 2 times

#include<iostream.h>
#include "time.h"

void main(){
Time T1(10,10,10) ,T2(15,15,15) ,T3(30,30,30),T4;

// Adding 2 objects T1 + T2 and storing the result in o4
T4= T1 + T2;

cout<<"T1 : ";
T1.showTime();

cout<<"T2 : ";
T2.showTime();

cout<<"T3 : ";
T3.showTime();

cout<<"\nT1 + T2 = ";
T4.showTime();

//Comparing the 3 objects T1,T2 and T3

if(T1==T2)
cout<<"T1 and T2 are equal \n";
else
cout<<"\n\nT1 and T2 are not equal \n";

if(T1==T3)
cout<<"T1 and T3 are equal \n";
else
cout<<"T1 and T3 are not equal \n";

if(T2==T3)
cout<<"T2 and T3 are equal \n";
else
cout<<"T2 and T3 are not equal \n";

// The seconds for T1 are incremented
++T1;

cout<<"\n T1 after incrementing it is "<< T1.gethour()
<< " : "<< T1.getmin() <<" : "<<T1.getsec()<<"\n";
}