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Question - Write a program in c++ that keeps an appointment book. Make a class Appointment that stores a description of the appointment, the appointment day, the starting time, and the ending time. Your program should keep the appointments in a sorted vector. Users can add appointments and print out all appointments for a given day. When a new appointment is added, use binary search to find where it should be inserted in the vector. Do not add it if it conflicts with another appointment.

Create a class for Time and one for Date and use those for the data members.

This is what i have right now --

HEADER FILE

class Time
{
public:
/**
Constructor
Constructs a time of day
@param hour
@param min
*/
   Time(int hour=0, int min=0);
   /**
   accessor function to recieve hours
   @return hours
   */
   int get_hours() const;
   /**
   accessor function to recieve hours
   @return hours
   */
   int get_minutes() const;
   /**
   boolean fiunction to compare 2 times
   @param time - decide ifthis time is greater than the currant object
   @return true if greater
   */
   bool compare(Time time);
private:
   int time_in_minutes;
};

------------------------------------cpp file---------------------------------------

#include "catch.hpp"
#include "time.h"
Time::Time(int h, int m)
{time_in_minutes = h*60+m;}

int Time::get_hours() const
{return time_in_minutes/60;}

int Time::get_minutes() const
{return time_in_minutes%60;}

bool Time::compare(Time time)
{return time.time_in_minutes < time_in_minutes;}

TEST_CASE("Time")
{
   SECTION("TimeConstructor")
   {
       /**
       @test Check if constructor correctly set time
       if hour 2 and minutes is 5
       expect accessor functions
       to returnthose values
       @verbinclude results TimeConstructor
       */
       Time t(2,5);
       CHECK(t.get_hours() == 2);
       CHECK(t.get_minutes() == 5);
   }
   SECTION("get_hours")
   {
       /**
       @test Check if get_hours correctly returning
       if hour is 2 except accessor fucntion to return 2
       @verbinclude results TimeGet_hours
       */
       Time t1(0);
       CHECK(t1.get_hours() == 0);
       Time t2(12.5);
       CHECK(t2.get_hours() == 12);
       Time t3(5);
       CHECK(t3.get_hours() == 5);
   }
   SECTION("get_minutes")
   {
       CHECK(true);
   }
   SECTION("compare")
   {
       Time t1(12,5);
       CHECK(t1.get_hours() == 12,5);
       Time t2(5);
       CHECK(t2.get_hours() == 5);
       CHECK(t1.compare(t2)==true);
       CHECK(t1.compare(t2)==false);
   }
}

Answer 1

High level picture;:

CAppointment{

string desc;

CTime start;CTime end;

CDate date;

}

Function to add appointment:

std:: vector <Appointment>& add(std::vector<Appointment>& app)

{

std::string n_app:

//write code to input time,date and description for each Appointment.

std::cout<<"time date desc using CTime and CDate functions"

std::getline(std::cin,n_app);

app.push_back(n_app);

return app;

//this will give an high level picture of adding appointment in vector

}

now searching in binary tree:

search() function will require

1.input:appointment vector app

2.output:newvector newapp that will have inserted newapp.

search() functionality: