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Program to illusrate comparision operator overloading
A C++ Program to illusrate comparision operator overloading.
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The term operator overloading in C++ refers to
Options a) Inheritanceb) Message passingc) Polymorphismd) NoneAnswer : c) Polymorphi...
Which of the following operators cannot be overloaded?
Optionsa) ?:b) ::c) .*d) All of the aboveAnswer : d) All of the above
Operator Overloading is also known by the term
Optionsa) runtime polymorphismb) compile-time polymorphismc) Both a and bd) None of the ab...
Operator overloading is necessary because - select option
Optionsa) C++ attempts to make the user-defined classes act like built-in typesb) To provide n...
Which overloads a unary minus operator and returns no values - Select option
Optionsa) sample :: oper-() { };b) void sample :: operator-() { }c) void sample :: operator-...
Which of the following operators cannot use friend functions for overloading?
I. ==II. ( )III. [ ]IV. ->Optionsa) I onlyb) II onlyc) II, III and IV d) I, II a...
Which is not true about operator overloading? - select option
Optiona) Only existing operators can be overloadedb) Binary arithmetic operators (+,-,*,/) nee...
Which is required to overload an operator in C++?
Optionsa) operator functionb) built-in functionc) Both a and bd) None of the aboveAnsw...
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