The Coder's Apprentice
Operator overloading is a powerful feature of object orientation that
allows you to integrate your new classes into programs in a natural way.
Operator overloading is always based on the definition of some special
methods, that have the typical __<name>__() structure.
| Title | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Introduction | |||
| The idea behind operator overloading | |||
| Comparisons | |||
| Calculations | |||
| Unary operators | |||
| Sequences | |||
| What you learned | |||
| Playing cards (TODO) | |||
| Pile of cards (TODO) | |||
| War (TODO) | |||
| Fruit basket (TODO) |