I have an assignment in C++ and I\'m having trouble getting started. The goal is to \"design a class that uses the following overloaded operators for complex numbers: >><< + - * / \"
I\'m trying to make a class called LoopingInt.It stores two integers, one being the maximum value of the integer, and the other being a stored integer.When the integer falls below 0 or above the maxim
I am trying to overload the stream insertion operator so can I print std::vector to std::cout, but I\'m having problem with syntax.
In python we can say: if foo < bar < baz: do something. and similarly, we can overload the comparision operators like:
class A { public: ostream& operator<<(intstring) { cout << \"In Overloaded function1\\n\";
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How can I make the insertion (<<) and/or extraction (>>) operator overloaded in a template class WITHOUT making it inline. I would like to have the << or >> operator as a friend class.
Suppose I need to overload global ::operator new() for storing extra data with each allocated object. So basically it would work this way:
I need to overload the << operator for streams to work with built-in types. For strings it\'s not a problem, since I simply overload the function like this:
class Test { public: operator Test * () { return NULL; }; }; int main() { Test test; if (test == NULL) printf(\"Wtf happened here?\\n\");
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