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Chapter 14.5, Problem 14.26CP
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Operator overloading:
- In C++
programming , operator overloading defines an operators as user defined classes and it performs the operations with one or more variables together. - When an overloaded operator is defined as the user-defined type for executing the operations, it should be defined as a member function. So, it will help to invoke the operands.
- For manipulating data of the primitive data types, the C++ gives many operators.
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