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Problem Solving Session Classes and Objects

Fraction class Write a Fraction class that has two members: a numerator and a denominator. Both are of type double. Provide get and set methods for these two variables. You also need to provide a no-argument constructor that sets the numerator to zero and the denominator to one.

Fraction class cont’d You should also provide a two argument constructor that takes in a numerator value and a denominator value. Your class should have an additional two methods: multiplyFractions divideFractions

Fraction class cont’d Write a class called FractionDemo that uses the Fraction class to allow the user to enter two fractions, multiply them and divide them.