C++ Program For Arithmetic Operator Overloading for Object and Primitive
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Program 1
//Binary Operator overloading //(Arithmetic operator for object and primitive) #include<iostream> #define clrscr() system("cls") using namespace std; class Test { int n; public: Test(int n) { this->n=n; } Test(){} void display(); Test operator+(int x); Test operator-(int x); Test operator*(int x); Test operator/(int x); Test operator%(int x); }; void Test::display() { cout<<n; } Test Test::operator+(int x) { Test temp; temp.n=n+x; return temp; } Test Test::operator-(int x) { Test temp; temp.n=n-x; return temp; } Test Test::operator*(int x) { Test temp; temp.n=n-x; return temp; } Test Test::operator/(int x) { Test temp; temp.n=n/x; return temp; } Test Test::operator%(int x) { Test temp; temp.n=n%x; return temp; } int main() { clrscr(); Test T1(100); Test T2; cout<<"\nAddition "; T2=T1+50; // T2=T1.operator+(50) T2.display(); cout<<"\nSubtraction "; T2=T1-50; // T2=T1.operator-(50) T2.display(); cout<<"\nMultiplication "; T2=T1*50; // T2=T1.operator*(50) T2.display(); cout<<"\nDivision "; T2=T1/50; // T2=T1.operator/(50) T2.display(); cout<<"\nMod"; T2=T1%50; // T2=T1.operator%(50) T2.display(); return 0; }
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