How to solve this problem with operator overloading in C++

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Expression: a1+a2*a3/a4

While a1,a2,a3,a4 are the objects

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I wrote different operator functions for separate operators like one function for + operator and another for * operator... But it's not work...

Posted 13-Aug-19 7:20am

UmeshBhosale

Updated 13-Aug-19 8:52am

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Richard Deeming 13-Aug-19 13:28pm

You haven't described a problem, or shown us what you've tried, or given us any details of the errors you're getting.

Click the green "Improve question" link. Update your question with a full description of the problem you're trying to solve, the relevant parts of the code you've tried, and the full details of any errors. Remember to indicate which line of code the errors relate to.

Rick York 13-Aug-19 14:22pm

Did you implement the / operator also? You have +, *, and / operations there. You might as well add the - operator also, both binary and unary.

KarstenK 13-Aug-19 14:29pm

Read the language documentation carefully. The operators need to be public member function with reference syntax.

Good luck! It works ;-)

PS: if not than show us the code.

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2019-08-13T07:30:00

Solution 1

You forgot to specify the nature of the objects.
Anyway have a look at this page operator overloading - cppreference.com[^], see the binary arithmetic operators section for sample code.

Posted 13-Aug-19 7:30am

CPallini

Patrice T · Answer 2 · 2019-08-13T08:52:00

Quote:
I wrote different operator functions for separate operators like one function for + operator and another for * operator... But it's not work...

Even with best will, the answer is "You did it wrong".
You gave absolutely nothing to work on. You did not even told how it 'not work', is it wrong result or compile fail ?

To get help, show related code and describe whet is 'But it's not work'
and give example.