class[] ob=new class[5]; ob[1]= new class(); ob[2]= new class(); ob[3]=

How to overload new operator in c++

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class[] ob=new class[5];
ob[1]= new class();
ob[2]= new class();
ob[3]= new class();
ob[4]= new class();
ob[5]= new class();

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