Explain operator overloading.
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Answer / Amar Singh
Operator overloading in C++ allows operators to be used with user-defined types (classes or structures) in the same way they are used with built-in types. This means that you can define how an operator behaves for a specific class or structure. For example, defining addition (+) for a complex number class.
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