Operator Overloading Using Friend Functions | C++ Tutorial

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Thanks once again Professor! So this->count and using count directly are the same thing, right?

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The friend function can be any function? Where should it be defined? I mean, can it be a member (private or protected) of class A and friend of class B?

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The friend function for + operator overloading has compiling error, error C2440: 'return': cannot convert from 'Counter' to 'Counter'. I have to modify it:
Counter operator+(Counter c1, Counter c2)
{
Countera;
a.inputValue = c1.inputValue + c2.inputValue;
return a;
}
I used cpp file and header file.

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