Operator Overloading in C++ | Explained with Example in Hindi | OOPS LECTURE - 15 🔥

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In C++, it's possible to change the way operator works (for user-defined types). In this article, you will learn to implement operator overloading feature.

The meaning of an operator is always same for variable of basic types like: int, float, double etc. For example: To add two integers, + operator is used.

However, for user-defined types (like: objects), you can redefine the way operator works. For example:

If there are two objects of a class that contains string as its data members. You can redefine the meaning of + operator and use it to concatenate those strings.

This feature in C++ programming that allows programmer to redefine the meaning of an operator (when they operate on class objects) is known as operator overloading.

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