Creating A Class Constructor With The Object As Argument

Hello!

My professor gave me an assignment containing classes. This is what he asked:

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Implement class Time [...] It should provide the following operations:

1. Five constructors:
   1. Default
   2. Takes hour, minute, second
   3. Takes hour, minute
   4. Takes hour
   5. Takes a Time object

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My question is about the last constructor. Is it even possible for a constructor in a class to take an object of this same class as argument?

Here's what I tried to do:

class Time
{
private:
	int hour, minute, second;

public:
	Time(){setTime(0,0,0);}
	Time(int hour, int minute, int second){setTime(hour, minute, second);}
	Time(int hour, int minute){setTime(hour,minute,0);}
	Time(int hour){setTime(hour,0,0);}
	Time(Time timeObject){this->hour=timeObject.getHour(); this->minute=timeObject.getMinute(); this->second=timeObject.getSecond();}

	void setTime(int hour, int minute, int second){
		this->hour = hour;
		this->minute = minute;
		this->second = second;}

	int getHour(){return hour;}
	int getMinute(){return minute;}
	int getSecond(){return second;}

};

I'm not sure what it is I'm doing wrong if it is possible, but this is the error I got: "error C2333: 'Time::Time' : error in function declaration; skipping function body".

Any suggestions/ideas?

Thanks! :)

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