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Endoscopic Diagnosis: Nasosinus Disordersame, but the functions have different numbers of arguments or different argument types. Using similar techniques, we can overload the built-in operators (such as assignment, addition, multiplication etc.) so that they perform user-defined operations. This chapter is concerned with the details of how to implement overloaded operators.

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Luc L. M. Weckx,Paulo A. L. Pontesan object is created and a destructor is invoked whenever an object is destroyed. Constructors are often invoked by the compiler, rather than as an explicit part of a user-supplied statement; destructors are also often invoked by the compiler but almost never as an explicit part of a user-supplied statement.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57153-4ties of existing classes by including new data and function members, as well as (in certain circumstances) changing existing functions. The class which is extended is known as the . and the result of an extension is known as the .;. the derived class . the data and function members of the base class.

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Ian W. Croudace,R. Guy Rothwell storage is required. For example, variables of the int type, which are used to represent integers, may require two bytes of memory, whereas variables of the float type, which are used to represent floating point numbers, may need four bytes. Furthermore, the float and int types are represented in m