Behold my new quick 5 minute problem today! Okay so I figured this might actually work unfortunatley I was wrong once again. Clearly I have not tried to create a properly functioning clock however I was hoping I could set a time and it would display it and also count upwards. I figured I would rather share this with you guys and ask for advice on how to make this better and actually get it to function how I originally wanted rather than sitting here smashing my face through my desk. Thanks.Code:#include <stdio.h> #include <fstream> #include <iostream> #include <cstring> using namespace std; main(){ int hour; int minute; int second; cout<<"Please enter the current hour...\n"; cin >> hour; cin.get(); cout<<"Thanks, now please enter the minute\n"; cin>>minute; cin.get(); cout<<"Setting time...\n"; cin.ignore(); second = + 1; if (second > 59) { minute + 1;} if (minute > 59) { hour + 1;} if (hour > 24) { hour = 0; minute = 0; second = 0; } if (hour > 0 && minute > 0) {cout<<"The time is "<<hour<<":"<<minute<<":"<<second<<" tick tock tick tock!\n"; } }