Object-Oriented Programming LAB # 6
Object-Oriented Programming LAB # 6
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Objectives:
This lab is made to develop student understanding related to C++ Operator Overloading.
LAB ASSESSMENT:
Data presentation
Experimental results
Conclusion
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BCE-2A OOP LAB
LABORATORY
EXPERIMENT NO.6
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BCE-2A OOP LAB
Implement a class Number that overloads the % operator to find the remainder when dividing two
numbers. Create a class Number with:
• Private data member value.
• A constructor to initialize the value.
• An overloaded % operator to perform modulus operation.
• A function to display the result.
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BCE-2A OOP LAB
CONCLUSION
• Operator overloading enhances the functionality of existing operators by allowing them to
work with user-defined data types, leading to more intuitive and readable code.
• It enables objects of custom classes to be manipulated using standard operators, simplifying
operations like addition, subtraction, and comparison.
• Proper implementation of operator overloading ensures that operators behave consistently and
logically, preventing potential confusion or errors in the code.
• While powerful, operator overloading should be used cautiously to avoid excessive complexity
and ensure that the code remains maintainable and understandable.
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