Operator overloading C++
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An operator is a symbol designed to operate on data. They can be a single symbol, di-graphs, tri-graphs or keywords. Operators can be classified in different ways. This is similar to function overloading
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Operator type Operator
Implementation
Return type
As global
function
As a member
function
Arithmetic operator + - * / % Yes Yes Depending on context
Bitwise operator ^| & ~ << >> Yes Yes Depending on context
Assignment operator = No Yes
Reference to an object
or l-value
Relational operator
== != > >= <=
&& ||
Yes Yes Boolean
! Yes Yes -
Compound
assignment operator
+= -= *= %= /= &=
|= ^= >>= <<=
No Yes
Reference to an object
or l-value
Prefix increment and
decrement
++ -- No Yes
Reference to an object
or l-value
Postfix increment and
decrement
++ -- No Yes
Reference to an object
or l-value
Subscript operator [] No Yes
Reference to an object
or l-value
Function invocation
operator
() No Yes Any
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operators
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operators
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delete
delete[]
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NIKUL SURANINikul4470 Operator overloading allows user-defined types to use operators like + and - in the same way as built-in types. To overload an operator, a special operator function is defined that describes the operation for a class. Operators can be overloaded as unary or binary operations. While most operators can be overloaded, some like . and :: cannot. Type conversions between built-in and user-defined types require casting operator functions to specify the conversion.
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