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Assume there is a class named Animal, which overloads the = and + operators.
In the following statement, assume cat, tiger, and wildcat are all instances of the Animal class:
wildcat = cat + tiger;
Of the three objects, wildcat, cat, and tiger, which is calling the operator+ function? Which object is passed as an argument into the function?
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