What is some instance of operator overloading?, C/C++ Programming

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A: Here are a few of the many instance of operator overloading:

myString + yourString may concatenate two std::string objects myDate++ may increment a Date object

a * b may multiply two Number objects

a[i] may access an element of an Array object

x = *p may dereference a "smart pointer" that "points" to a disk record .it could seek out to the location on disk where p "points" and return the proper record into x

 


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