HELP !!! C++

Question

Operator overloading last question help C++ HELP !!!

Test Test:: (Test obj) {
newObj;
newObj.mem =
mem obj.mem;
return newObj;
}

Answer 1

Test Test::operator+(Test obj) {
Test newObj;
newObj.mem =
mem + obj.mem;
return newObj;
}

Answer 2

Here you go.

Test Test::operator+(Test obj) {
Test newObj;
newObj.mem = mem+obj.mem;
return newObj;
}

Answer 3

Test Test::operator+(Test obj) {
Test newObj;
newObj.mem =
mem + obj.mem;
return newObj;
}

Answer 4

Test Test::operator+(Test obj) {
Test newObj;
newObj.mem =
mem + obj.mem;
return newObj;
}

Answer 5

You just declared "newObj" without specifying it's data type. Write "Test" before the "newObj" and see if it works.

Answer 6

Here you go.

Test Test::operator+(Test obj) {
Test newObj;
newObj.mem = mem+obj.mem;
return newObj;
}

Hope it helps.

Answer 7

class Student {
public:
Student();

Student();
};

Answer 8

Test test:operator+(Test obj) {
Test newObj;
newObj.mem = mem + Obj.mem;
return newObj;
}

Answer 9

fatma

class Student {
public:
Student();
~Student();
};

Answer 10

type in the keyboard name to store the address of the current object.

ANSWER: This

Answer 11

what is the keyboard for overloading an operator in c++?

ANSWER: operator

Answer 12

what does oop stand for?

ANSWER:-

Object oriented programming

Answer 13

thanks all for your support