USING C++Overload the = operator for your Rectangle class, Rectangle class is below, it should return a Rectangle in order to support multiple assignments in one line, e.g. a = b = c;. Copying from the pdfs is acceptable, but make sure you understand how it works.Overload the < and > operators in Rectangle to determine if one rectangle is bigger than the other, based on area.Demonstrate that your new operators work by writing a simple main() function to show they work.*** Rectangle Class ***Rectangle.hclass Rectangle{private:double width;double length;char* name;void initName(char* n);public:Rectangle();Rectangle(double, double,char*);//Copy ConstructorRectangle(Rectangle&);~Rectangle();Rectangle& operator=(const Rectangle&);...};****End of Rectangle Class********Overloaded = operator, returns a rectangle by reference****Rectangle.cppRectangle& Rectangle::operator=(const Rectangle& r){length = r.length;width = r.width;strcpy(name, r.name);return *this;}*** End of overloaded operators***

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USING C++

Overload the = operator for your Rectangle class, Rectangle class is below, it should return a Rectangle in order to support multiple assignments in one line, e.g. a = b = c;. Copying from the pdfs is acceptable, but make sure you understand how it works.
Overload the < and > operators in Rectangle to determine if one rectangle is bigger than the other, based on area.
Demonstrate that your new operators work by writing a simple main() function to show they work.

*** Rectangle Class ***

Rectangle.h
class Rectangle
{
private:
double width;
double length;
char* name;
void initName(char* n);
public:
Rectangle();
Rectangle(double, double,
char*);
//Copy Constructor
Rectangle(Rectangle&);
~Rectangle();
Rectangle& operator=(const Rectangle&);
...
};

****End of Rectangle Class****

****Overloaded = operator, returns a rectangle by reference****

Rectangle.cpp

Rectangle& Rectangle::operator=(const Rectangle& r)
{
length = r.length;
width = r.width;
strcpy(name, r.name);
return *this;
}

*** End of overloaded operators***

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