I don't understand what operator overloading means and how they are used.
please someone give me detailed explanation and example? why do we use operator overloading?
thank you
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C++Date Answered: 12/12/1997 Rating: 8.6 Views: 0
I have a Telepath II 33.6 fax modem. Made by US Robotics. Running Win95. Exchange profile is correct. Have re-installed modem several times. Want to install Microsoft Phone and use answering m...
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ModemsDate Answered: 03/15/1998 Rating: 6.0 Views: 0
I need some help for Bitwise operation. Following are my declarations.
unsigned int cmd1 = 0x24;
unsigned int cmd2 = 0x31;
unsigned int data1 = 0;
unsigned int data2 = 0;
unsigned int data3 = 0xA;
...
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CDate Answered: 05/13/1998 Rating: 6.2 Views: 0
Microsoft J++, Windows Application
I am Looking for a method of determining the class of the Forms ActiveControl. Something similar to Delphi's IS keyword.
Code example:
Control instance = this...
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JavaDate Answered: 09/21/1998 Rating: 6.4 Views: 0
I am trying to read a list of Phone numbers and Names into an alphabetically ordered list. The data is in Phone number order. If a number is not used, there is no name next to it i.e:
555-1212
55...
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C++Date Answered: 10/23/1998 Rating: 8.4 Views: 0
In an "old C" code, there is:
unsigned char *buf;
int lrc;
lrc=0;
lrc ^= *(++buf) & oxFF;
What does the last statement mean? It means
lrc=lrc ^ (*(++buf)) & oxFF;
where ^ and & are bitwise op...
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C++Date Answered: 05/11/1999 Rating: 8.2 Views: 0
I receive the error "Input/Output Operation Failure" when rebuilding project using vfp 3. Any ideas what this error message is referring to?
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FoxProDate Answered: 01/11/2000 Rating: 6.2 Views: 0
Basic Information:
Software developed:
Software has been developed to draw different figures on the view window. The user is able to create figures, store, erase, redraw, etc.. (To say in b...
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Windows MFCDate Answered: 01/16/2000 Rating: 8.0 Views: 0
I'm trying to override the new and delete operators within a specific namespace and force users of my library to my operators when they use the same namespace:
I'm using VC++ 6.0 compiler.
I trie...
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C++Date Answered: 01/19/2000 Rating: 9.0 Views: 0
Does && not mean AND? I have the following code in a script. When I have say user 5 has a password of "password" and user 21 has a password of "password" it logs into user 5 even though they have...
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PerlDate Answered: 03/07/2000 Rating: 8.2 Views: 0
