Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects (9th Edition)
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Chapter 14.5, Problem 14.20CP
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Overloading the postfix operator:
- The overloading postfix operator is same as prefix operator but it has a small difference when compare to the prefix operator. The difference is the postfix function use dummy parameter in the function header.
- When the complier sees this parameter in the operator function, it will understand that, it is designed to be used in postfix mode.
Example:
Consider the example of postfix “++” operator is as follows:
//Postfix ++ operator function
sample operator++ (int)
{
//declare the member variable
sample value;
//increment the value
value...
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