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Operator ovleroading errors

Asked by Falmarri in Microsoft Visual C++.Net, C++ Programming Language

Tags: C++, operator, overloading, operator overloading

So I'm learning about operator overloading in class, and I totally get the concept, but I'm having syntax issues and such. Here are the methods that aren't compiling. First, I was under the impression you should have 2 different operator[] overloads for assignment and read only. It's says however

/home/falmarri/Dropbox/Programs/hw06-knapp-david/src/polyclass.h:34: error: int& PolyClass::operator[](int) cannot be overloaded

/home/falmarri/Dropbox/Programs/hw06-knapp-david/src/polyclass.h:32: error: with const int PolyClass::operator[](int)

And then I get several of these:

/home/falmarri/Dropbox/Programs/hw06-knapp-david/src/polyclass.cpp:147: error: std::ostream& PolyClass::operator<<(std::ostream&, const PolyClass&) must take exactly one argument

I was told that errors like that suggest that I've forgotten to make that method a friend function. But I've included it as a friend like I know how. It may not be correct.

/home/falmarri/Dropbox/Programs/hw06-knapp-david/src/polyclass.cpp:100: error: PolyClass PolyClass::operator+(const PolyClass&, const PolyClass&) must take either zero or one argument

I can post more information if needed, I'd prefer not to post all my source though. I'm assuming it's just fundamental misunderstanding of how this works.

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32	const int operator[] ( const int lhs);
	
34	int& operator[] (const int lhs);
 
 
	friend std::ostream &operator<<(std::ostream &out, const PolyClass& rhs);
 
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