How do you define operators in JAVA? (Can you???)
[prettyplease] help? [/prettyplease]
venomlash 55 Junior Poster
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num_reasons_why_cpp_better_than_JAVA++;thanks anyway, Ezzaral.Well, you are welcome to that opinion of course, but operator overloading isn't really all that special and probably causes more confusion than it's worth. It's syntactic sugar and might save you a couple characters typing, but you can achieve the exact same functionality with …
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Ezzaral 2,714 Posting Sage Team Colleague Featured Poster
No, operator overloading is not possible in Java. The only thing you can do is add methods for the operations you need.
venomlash 55 Junior Poster
Okay, num_reasons_why_cpp_better_than_JAVA++; thanks anyway, Ezzaral.
Ezzaral 2,714 Posting Sage Team Colleague Featured Poster
Okay,
num_reasons_why_cpp_better_than_JAVA++;thanks anyway, Ezzaral.
Well, you are welcome to that opinion of course, but operator overloading isn't really all that special and probably causes more confusion than it's worth. It's syntactic sugar and might save you a couple characters typing, but you can achieve the exact same functionality with methods that perform the operations and no one has to wonder what "+" or "-" does in a given context.
iamthwee commented: excellent point +11
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