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How do you overload Increment and decrement operators?

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Last Update: January 17, 2007 Asked by: savithavelu

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January 03, 2007 05:45:44

RE: How do you overload Increment and decrement operat...

i think we can't overload increment and decrement operators. if possible give me a suggestion

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January 03, 2007 12:08:08

savithavelu

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RE: How do you overload Increment and decrement operat...

We can overload increment and decrement operators. Depending upon the function arguments we pass, it can be identified whether it is increment or decrement operators.

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January 12, 2007 11:29:48

Ram

RE: How do you overload Increment and decrement operat...

We can reload increment and decrement operators as we do the other operators. But incase of the preincrement or predecrement we take an argument in the operator definition, which identifies whether it is pre or post, other thing are same.

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January 17, 2007 03:19:47

RE: How do you overload Increment and decrement operat...

we over load this operator this process is known as cascading

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