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User-defined operator overloading:
Operator overloading refers to use of an operator to give two or more meanings to it. For example, the operator ‘+’ which is used to add two integers and can also be used to add all the elements of two different arrays.
For example, consider the operator ‘+’ which can be used in following two ways:
- When operands are integers, it will sum two integers. 2+7=9.
- When operands are strings, it will append one string to other, ROA+STER=ROASTER...
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