what is use of operator overloading in C#.net ?

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E.F. Nijboer 3-Apr-15 5:43am

School assignment? Try google first. If something then still is unclear you can ask a specific question about it here. This question is too general and clearly you haven't put any effort in it. I put more effort in this comment!

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Sascha Lefèvre · Answer 1 · 2015-04-02T23:44:00

I'm citing from this article: A Beginner's Tutorial on Operator Overloading in C#[^]:

"In an object oriented programming language like C#, operator overloading provides a much more natural way of implementing the operations on custom types. Suppose that we have a class created for Complex number and we want to perform all the arithmetic operations on this type. One way to do this is by having functions like Add, Subtract inside the class and have the functionality. Another way is to actually have the overloaded version of operators to act on this type."

Please refer to the article for further information and how to actually implement operator overloading.

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) · Answer 2 · 2015-04-02T23:46:00

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There are many nice articles like below. Read them and do some research.
1. A Beginner's Tutorial on Operator Overloading in C#[^]
2. An Introduction to Operator Overloading in C#[^]

Posted 2-Apr-15 23:46pm

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)