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Operator Overloading

Why should we have to overload ==(equals) and !=(not equals) operators in same program? If any one is not overloaded it gives error. Same with <= and >=?
Asked by: Interview Candidate | Asked on: Nov 10th, 2011
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kabilan

Answered On : Jan 3rd, 2012

Same class name and different parameters within one class

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Answered On : Mar 26th, 2012

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Comparison operators must be overloaded in pair

  
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