#include #include #include //what the f**k so many headers using namespace std; template< class I> class Math{ public : I sum(I a, I b){ return a + b; } I minus(I a, I b){ return a - b; } I multiply(I a ,I b){ return a * b; } I divide(I a,I b ){ if(b == 0){ cout<<" Division by zero is impossible"< class Math { public: Math(){ std::cout<<" Strings eh??, they can't be numerals thou"<::sum(string a,string b){ return a + b; } string Math::minus(string a,string b){ return "not supprted for strings"; } string Math::multiply (string a,string b){ return "not supprted for strings"; } string Math::divide (string a,string b){ return "not supprted for strings"; } string Math::square (string a){ return "not supprted for strings"; } string Math::squareRoot (string a){ return "not supprted for strings"; } string Math::exponent (string a,string b){ return "not supprted for strings"; } //main here int main(){ double a = 1,b = 1; cin>>a; cin>>b; Math math; //guess what cout<<" Hi\n Thanks for Running My code\n Your Inputs are "<>a; file>>b; file.close(); }catch(...){ cout<<"An exception occurred" <

Mathematical Operators in action