Increment & Decrement Operator Overloading in C++ | Unary Operator Overloading Program Example

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Thank u so much Sir ....I didn't had any idea about Operator Overloading but now as I've watched both videos.. I've a lot...Boht Shukriya✨

It's running even without return temp 🧐

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Sir....is it necessary to make parameterized constructor Weight (int x) ?
Coz my worked fine without it

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Wish I looked this up first last night before i spent 4 unsuccessful hours trying to get my code to work. Makes so much more sense now compared to the text book! Thanks for what you do!

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please speak a bit slow i think most of the viewers like me are not able to follow the flow

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Sir please make more tutorials on C++ oop

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You should not be using another temp object. It can be done without using too. Hence less memory will be used.

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Thank you sir.Thr lecture was nice

Can you explain binary operator overloading

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Thank u so much sir I wish my university teachers would explain like u

why we didn't write program of copy constructor, nd how it work without copy constructor,
since we are increasing value of kg for temp object thats fine, but without implementing copy constructor how it copy data from one obj. to another!!

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Nice lecture

I think the problem with this is that when you call "obj2 = ++obj1", obj1 gets affected as well. Unlike when you type in "x = ++y", y does not get affected.
Not sure how to get around that though.

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Sir, how to know that where we should keep ++ before obj and ++ after obj ?

Can you please tell me why ++() for pre increment &&for post increment ++(int) in overloaded function???

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It's also worked fine if we declare return type as int instead of weight, It is right to do like that.

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why you used int type of argument for postfix .....? what was the use of that argument ......? and why psotfix is not work without int type arugument......?Please sir reply...?

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Why is both pre and post increment functioning similarly when operator function is void. ?? But at the end, it is functioning alright when return type is Weight.

Thanks,I am very confused on pre and post increment but now it is clear,thanks again

Please explain operator overloading using friend function

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