#include using namespace std; // currency class with paise and rs as private member class ClsCurrency { private: int intRs; int intPaisa; public : // constructor to allocate members ClsCurrency (int iR, int iP) { intRs = iR; intPaisa = iP; } // Display members void DisplayCurrency() { cout << intRs << " Rs. & " << intPaisa << " Paise" << endl; } // operator overloading ClsCurrency operator+ (ClsCurrency c) { ClsCurrency cOutput(0,0); // result object // add both paise int intTempPaisa = (*this).intPaisa + c.intPaisa ; // add both rs. int intTempRs = (*this).intRs + c.intRs; // if pase is more than 100, convert to rupees and add to rs if(intTempPaisa >= 100) { intTempRs += (intTempPaisa /100); intTempPaisa %= 100; } // assign values into result object cOutput.intRs = intTempRs ; cOutput.intPaisa = intTempPaisa; // return result object return cOutput ; } }; // main function int main() { // First object of currency with Rs and Paise ClsCurrency c0(2,9); cout << "Currency 0 : "; c0.DisplayCurrency();// Show object property // First object of currency with Rs and Paise ClsCurrency c1(22,96); cout << "Currency 1 : "; c1.DisplayCurrency();// Show object property // Second object of currency with Rs and Paise ClsCurrency c2(13,5); cout << "Currency 2 : "; c2.DisplayCurrency();// Show object property // Ouput object of currency with Rs and Paise to hold summation of both currency ClsCurrency c3 = c1+c2; // operator overloading called cout << "Currency Total : "; c3.DisplayCurrency();// Show object property ClsCurrency c4 = c0+c1+c2; // operator overloading called cout << "Currency Total : "; c4.DisplayCurrency();// Show object property return 0; }

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