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One of the many features of C++ is its ability to extend itself by means of operators. There are two kind of operators that can be defined by the user: infix operators and conversion operators (also called user-defined conversions, or UDC). This chapter will review how to define and use operators in C++ and then show how things work in the managed world.
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© 2002 Siva Challa and Artur Laksberg
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Challa, S., Laksberg, A. (2002). Operators. In: Essential Guide to Managed Extensions for C++. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0834-1_10
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