Two problem needed Using C++

There are two problems in this assignment. For each problem,

• Set the display window size to 512 by 512 pixels;
• Show your name (or both names if you work with a partner) in the title of the display window.
  • By showing your name(s) in the title, you certify that the job is your individual work (or a fair share with your partner).

Problem 1. Animation program. Use OpenGL to render a running clock.

• The clock face is a stippled disk.
  • Use the pattern you designed in homework one to stipple the clock.
• There are 12 ticks.
• There are 3 hands: the hour hand, the minute hand, and the second hand.
• Your clock should work correctly, which means
  • When the second hand turns a round, the minute hand moves one sixtieth of the circle.
  • When the minute hand turns a round, the hour hand moves one twelfth of the circle.
  • When the hour hand points to a tick, both the minute hand and the second hand point to the tick of 12 o’clock.
• Start the time at 3:45 exactly.
• Use timer to handle the animation.
  • Set the timer 10 times faster than the actual time, which means the second hand moves per 0.1 seconds.

Problem 2. Modify the interactive program paint.cpp.

• Arrange the five small boxes against the left border of the screen, starting from the top-left corner.
• Keep the current draw_mode if a new one is not picked.

Provide three options in the pixel menu: double the size, triple the size, and halve the size.