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What is the difference between inside and outside class overloading? class A{ public: bool operator==(const A *i){ .... .... } }; vs bool operator==(const A *i ,...

i have a class which needs to implement the operator== and return type of it is bool. I'm not sure is below code the correct way to implement it. //MyTest.hpp file class Test { public: Test(); ...

I'm new to C++ and I'm starting with learncpp website. In Assignment Operator Overloading chapter has those lines of code: Fraction& Fraction::operator= (const Fraction &fraction) { ...

I always thought of cout and cin calls as something like this: cout << someVar tells the compiler we're dumping the value of someVar into cout, just as we could dump water into a physical ...

I'm trying to overload the assignment operator and would like to clear a few things up if that's ok. I have a non member function, bool operator==( const MyClass& obj1, const myClass& obj2 ) ...

I am confused about strict weak ordering and how to use it when defining operator<. I have a couple of structs: struct Plane { std::string name; int xrudder; int yrudder; int ...

What is the main purpose of overloading operators in C++? In the code below, << and >> are overloaded; what is the advantage to doing so? #include <iostream> #include <string>...

#include <iostream> using namespace std; class family { private: double weight; double height; public: family(double x,double y); ~family(); double ...

Possible Duplicate: Operator overloading I am seeing this in a piece of sample code: operator Vector2<float>() const { return Vector2<float>(x, y); } My 2 questions ...

Could anybody explain me what is the difference between overload == and <? For example, if I use a map: map<Type, int> a(); friend bool operator<(const Type& lhs, const Type& ...

Okay, not sure what I'm doing here, other than it's not right. Trying to overload the '==' method of a class, and it's just... not working. At least, I get a false back from my main, and the cout in ...

I was reading a paper on automatic differentiation and the authors mention: "Likewise, using operator overloading may introduce method dispatches with attendant costs, which, compared to raw numerical ...

So i've been told that in order for part of my program to work that I need to overload the == operator, unfortunately I have absolutely no idea how to do this, here is the class for which the operator ...

So far every operator works fine except for this one. When I run the code, I get the error: "error: postfix 'Complex Complex::operator++(Complex)' must take 'int' as its argument|" Heres my code: #...

Possible Duplicate: Operator overloading Hi guys can some one please suggest a good tutorial on operator overloading? I was going through this code on operator overloading and I have the following ...