which of the function operator cannot be over loaded
a) <=
b)?:
c)==
d)*
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Answer / ruchi
Overloading is the concept of c++
In c++ ?: cant be overloaded
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Answer / muthu bharathi
There are 5 operators which cannot be overloaded. They are:
.* - class member access operator
:: - scope resolution operator
. - dot operator
?:: - conditional operator
Sizeof() - operator
answer: b
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Answer / anas
In 'C' there is no concept of overloading.
If we talks about C++ then TRINARY operator (? : ) cant be over loaded.
So, only the option (b) is correct.
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Answer / balu
i think b and d can't support overloading concept..
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Answer / sahithya
overload concept will face in C++ i.e., if we declare a
same function with different times .
In c we dont have any overloadind concept .
ofcourse by seing the options we can say easily that
options will need of 3 or 2 operands compulsory.so
overloading does not occur
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