Add two distances in inch-feet by creating a class named ‘AddDistance’.

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  I have written the following code along with comments for the problem.

  #include <iostream>
  
  using namespace std;
   
  class AddDistance {
      private:
          int feet;
          int inch;
      public:
          void setDistance();
          void getDistance();
          AddDistance addDistance( AddDistance d );
  };
   
  // function to show print distance
  void AddDistance::setDistance() {
      cout << " feet: "; cin >> feet;
      cout << "inches: "; cin >> inch;
  }
   
  // function to get distance from user
  void AddDistance::getDistance() {
      cout << "feet: " << feet;
      cout << " inches: " << inch;
  }
   
  // function to add 2 distances 
  AddDistance AddDistance::addDistance( AddDistance d ) {
      AddDistance dist;
   
      dist.feet = feet + d.feet;
      dist.inch = inch + d.inch;
   
      if(dist.inch >= 12) {
          dist.feet++;
          dist.inch -= 12;        
      }
      return dist;    
  }
  
  int main() {
      AddDistance d1, d2, d3;
   
  	// taking the two distances as input from user
      cout << "Enter length of Distance 1: " << endl;
      d1.setDistance();
       
      cout << "Enter length of Distance 2: " << endl;
      d2.setDistance();
   
      // adding the distances
      d3 = d1.addDistance(d2);
   
  	// displaying resultant distance
      cout << "Sum of Distance 1 and Distance 2:" << endl;
      d3.getDistance();
      return 0;
  }
  

   

  
  

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•    amityjyotsna
  

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• thank you so much
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•    vignesh4u
  

  java program

  import java.util.*;

  class Distance

  {

  double feet , inches;

  void getdistance() {

  Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);

  System.out.print("Enter feet> ");

  feet = in.nextDouble();

  System.out.print("Enter inches> ");

  inches = in.nextDouble();

  }

       void addDistance(Distance d1, Distance d2)

  {

  double sumofFeet = d1.feet + d2.feet;

  double sumofInch = d1.inches + d2.inches;

  System.out.println(sumofFeet + " " + sumofInch);

  }

  }

  public class Main

  {

  public static void main (String[] args)

  {

     Distance d1 = new Distance();

     Distance d2 = new Distance();

  //Distance d3 = new Distance();

  System.out.println("Enter first distance ");

  d1.getdistance(); System.out.println("Enter second distance ");

  d2.getdistance(); d1.addDistance(d1,d2); //d3.addDistance(d1,d2);

  } }
  

  
  
• you can also create a third object to call the getdistance function if you uncomment the d3 object code
  - vignesh4u
• thank you so much
  - priya_krystel

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•    seoexpertim
  

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