rank amatuer

I'm lost. why won't my objects instantate?

Here's the code, compiler errors are below. thanks

class date
{
      private:
              char *mo;
              int day, yr;
              
      public:
              date()
                    {*mo = 0;
                    day = 0;
                    yr = 0;}
              
              date (char *m, int d, int y)
                   {mo = new char[strlen(m)+1];
                   strcpy(mo, m);
                   day = d;
                   yr = y;}
              
              date(const date &obj)
                   {mo = new char[strlen(obj.mo)+1];
                   strcpy(mo, obj.mo);
                   day = obj.day;
                   yr = obj.yr;}
              
              ~date()
                     {delete[] mo;}
              
              const char *getMo()
                    {return mo;}
                    
              int getDay()
                  {return day;}
              int getYr()
                  {return yr;}
                  
              void operator=(const date &right)
                  { delete [] mo;
                  mo = new char[strlen(right.mo) + 1];
                  strcpy(mo, right.mo);
                  day = right.day;
                  yr = right.yr;}
};                  
                 
class time:public date
{
      private:
              int hr, min, sec;
                  
      public:
                             
              time (int hh, int mm, int ss)
                   {hr = hh;
                   min = mm;
                   sec = ss;}
              
              time(const time &obj)
                   {hr = obj.hr;
                   min = obj.min;
                   sec = obj.sec;}              
                                  
              int getHour()
                  {return hr;}
              int getMin()
                  {return min;}
              int getSec()
                  {return sec;}
};
int main()
{
   time first("January", 1, 2007);
   
   time second("January", 2, 2007);
   
   time reverse = first;
   cout << "first date = " << first.getMo();
   cout << "/" << first.getDay();
   cout << "/" << first.getYr() << endl;
   cout << "second date = " << second.getMo();
   cout << "/" << second.getDay();
   cout << "/" << second.getYr() << endl;
   reverse = second;
   second = first; 
   
   cout << "now first date =  " << reverse.getMo();
   cout << "/" << reverse.getDay();
   cout << "/" << reverse.getYr() << endl;
   
   cout << "now second date =  " << second.getMo();
   cout << "/" << second.getDay();
   cout << "/" << second.getYr() << endl;

Compiler errors:

In function `int main()':
expected `;' before "first"
warning: statement is a reference, not call, to function `time'
expected `;' before "second"
warning: statement is a reference, not call, to function `time'
expected `;' before "reverse"
warning: statement is a reference, not call, to function `time'

[~s.o.s~]

That is because time( ) is a function in standard C++ found in the ctime header file.

You can't name program variables with the names of standard functions. If you will observe closely, that is also what those errors say out.