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What do you understand by 'operator overloading'? How does an operator

overloading feature can negatively affect a programming language despite its

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  1. 24 November, 03:24
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    Answer: Operator overloading is used for the user-defined field for expression definition of objects, structures etc in programming. It does not work in built in data types field such as char, float etc.

    Example - +,=,[] etc

    This feature can be put a negative impact in programming field by operators, as "+" operator is used for the summing up the integers but in the case of characters, this operator will creates a link in series between them. This acts as drawback for operator overloading.
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