Operator Overloading Beginners Guide to C#

C#, like its ancestor (C++), allows you to overload operators. Overloading an operator means making an operator (for example the addition operator, +) behave differently. We may want the addition operator to behave differently when we apply it on certain objects of classes or structs. To understand the need for operator overloading first let us…

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