C++ Overloading Math Operator in Class [5]

Learn how to overload arithmetic operators for your classes. Learn through writing a sample class that includes operator+, operator*, etc in this C++ tutorial for beginners written with Visual Studio 2022 C++ .
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[@gingerman28]

Sorry maybe I missed something but 1.85 * 1.86 = 3.44?

[@ares106]

You’ve got to be pretty crazy to overload your operators. C++ is already hard enough with the default ones.

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

I hear ya, and Java would agree with you!

[@nicholastreurnicht]

Barely an inconvenience 😂

[@IMdrummerTab]

how is simplify working if it isnt being called?

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Functions can call functions. If the function call is inside of operator+, then when x + y executes, operator+ executes, and calls function simplify.