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I have these code of lines from a program my teacher made : TimeKeeper& operator++() { d_seconds++; return *this; } const TimeKeeper operator++(int) { TimeKeeper tk(*...

As we know to differentiate between pre-increment & post-increment operator function, we use a dummy argument in post-increment operator function. But how the compiler INTERNALLY differentiate ...

I'm having trouble with the unary ++ overloaded operator. Here is my code... #include<iostream> using namespace std; class Index{ int value; public: Index() : value(0) { } ...

#include <iostream> enum class Color { RED, GREEN }; Color& operator++(Color& source) { switch (source) { case Color::RED: return source = Color::GREEN; case ...

** Pre Increment ** #include <iostream> using namespace std; class demo { int i; public: demo (int b = 0) { i = b; } void display() { cout<<"Number ...

I have this piece of C++ code to overload the pre-increment and post-increment operators. The only difference between those methods is the number of their arguments. I want to know how C++ understands ...

am beginner to c++ and i want to know how operator ++ moves iterator backward. As i know iterator.begin() and iterator.end() returns pointer to fist index and last index respectively. vector<int&...

I am studying Lafore's 4th editing of C++ book and I am stuck with this problem. I have these two classes, CountDn derives from Counter. In CountDn I want to overload the prefix for decrement operator ...

I Have some doubt in operator overloading in c++. #include<iostream> using namespace std; class ex { int i; public: ex(){} void operator+(ex ob); void seti(int x); int geti(...

When writing f(x++), we mean f(x);++x; Yet the operator for an object is usually written as foo operator++(int) { foo temp = *this; ++*this; return temp; } Can I make it works like const ...

I'm using Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 and encountered the following warning while writing a simple class which basically is just a wrapper around an int. The example below is not the actual class but ...