Consider the following class Date, which represents a date using three ints for month, day and year: class Date { private: int month; int day; int year; public: Date() { month = day = year = 0; }...

Consider the following class Date, which represents a date using three ints for month, day and year:

class Date

{

private:

 int month;

 int day;

int year;

public:

 Date() { month = day = year = 0; }

 Date(int m, int d, int y) { month = m; day = d; year = y; }

 bool operator==(Date);

 bool operator<>

};

Write an implementation for both overloaded operators.  == should return true if the Date objects are equivalent and false if not.< should="" return="" true="" if="" the="" date="" of="" the="" calling="" object="" (left="" object)="" comes="" before="" the="" parameter="" date="" object="" (right="" object)="" and="" false="" if="">

You may assume that all objects of class Date are valid, i.e. month is between 1 and 12, inclusive; day contains an appropriate day for the given month, and year can be anything.

You do not need to demonstrate calling these operators.