OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING DIGITAL NOTES
All program code of c can be executed in C++ but converse many not be possible. 4. Function overloading and operator overloading are not possible. 5. Local
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The types of the arguments with which the function or operator is called determines which definition will be used. Overloading may be operator overloading or
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you are using the overloaded definition of the '+' operator. 9. Page 10. While you will find overloaded operators in both C++ and Java you are not allowed to
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Operator Overloading and Type Conversions. 7.1. 7.2. 7.3. Introduction. 171. Defining Operator Overloading 172. Overloading Unary Operators 173. 7.4 Overloading
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- Operator Overloading - Overloading unary and binary operators – Overloading Using Friend functions – manipulation of Strings using Operators. Page 4. UNIT
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use with user-defined types. • Operators usually refer to C++ predefined operators: o arithmetic operators: + -
Object Oriented Programmimg with C++
- Operator Overloading - Overloading unary and binary operators – Overloading Using Friend functions – manipulation of Strings using Operators. Page 4. UNIT
Pointer Dereferencing vs. Conversion Operators
If both operators are overloaded then the dereferencing operator has higher precedence. http://uvsc.freshsources.com/Operator_Overloading.ppt. Example Code.
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Lecture Topics • overloading – pitfalls of overloading & conversions
11 ????. 2010 ?. when overriding default memory management. • include C++ standard header. • #include <new>. • overloading operator new.
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Lecture 22 & 23: Operator Overloading. Lecture 24: Type Conversion. Lecture 25: Class to Basic type. Lecture 26: Inheritance. Lecture 27:.
OPERATOR OVERLOADING
use with user-defined types. • Operators usually refer to C++ predefined operators: o arithmetic operators: + -
OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING DIGITAL NOTES
All program code of c can be executed in C++ but converse many not be possible. 4. Function overloading and operator overloading are not possible. 5. Local
Operator Overloading in C++ Questions:
While you will find overloaded operators in both C++ and Java you are not allowed to create your own operator overloadings in Java.
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T3UC2006.ppt / / ANy. Known problematic issues. Does NOT have. • Object-oriented concepts. • Overloading. • Generic constructs eq. C++ templates Java.
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Operator overloading function can be made friend function if it needs access to the private and protected members of class.
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Operator Overloading 319. 9. Inheritance 371. 10. Pointers 429. 11. Virtual Functions 503. 12. Streams and Files 567. 13. Multifile Programs 633.
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Overloading operators as non-member functions is like defining regular C++ functions Since they are not part of a class' definition they can only access the public members Because of this non-member overloaded operators are often declared to be friends of the class
What is Overloading in C++ With Example?
Second operator overloading enables your code to interact correctly with template and library code For example you can overload the
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To use an operator on a class object it must be overloaded unless the assignment operator(=)or the address C++ Operators that cannot be overloaded
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This chapter shows how to enable C++'s operators to work with objects—a process called operator overloading One example of an overloaded operator built into
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We have already seen the meaning and uses of many such operators in previous lesson One special feature offered by C++ is operator overloading This feature is
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use with user-defined types • Operators usually refer to C++ predefined operators: o arithmetic operators: + - * / o relational operators:
How to overload an operator in C++?
- The following is an example of how you can overload an assignment operator in C++. You can overload the function call operator on any object in the class. When you overload the function operator, you create a new way to call the function and create a new operator function using which you can pass numerous arbitrary parameters.
How to overload a binary operator for user-defined types?
- Here, + is a binary operator that works on the operands num and 9. When we overload the binary operator for user-defined types by using the code: The operator function is called using the obj1 object and obj2 is passed as an argument to the function. Instead of this, we also could have written this function like:
How many times can a function call operator be overloaded?
- In fact, the function call operator may be overloaded several times within the same scope with a different number (and/or type) of arguments. ?It is useful for accessing elements from a multi- dimensional array: matrix (row, col) where the [] operator cannot help out as it takes 2 operands always, never 3!
What operators can be used in prefix and postfix form?
- ?Two other operators that are useful are the increment and decrement operators (++ and --). ?Remember these operators can be used in both the prefix and postfix form, and have very different meanings. ?In the prefix form, the residual value is the post incremented or post decremented value.
11 February 2010
Lecture 8ECE498SL Lec. Notes L8PA
Lecture Topics
• overloading - pitfalls of overloading & conversions - matching an overloaded call - miscellany - new & delete • variable declarations • extensibility: philosophy vs. realityAdministrivia
• check Lab #1 progress - see web board post - ok to finish by next Tuesday?11 February 2010
Lecture 8ECE498SL Lec. Notes L8P1
Pitfalls of Overloading and Conversions
• here's a real danger that can be hard to foresee - two "natural" interpretations of one set of types... - watch out! - instead, make up new names for BOTH options - similar to need for "explicit"keyword, but no easy solution • "...minimizing surprises caused by implicit conversions is inherently difficult..." Doug McIlroy, as quoted by Str, p. 227 • Consider the following - class MyObject - friend functionMyObject operator+ (MyObject& a, MyObject& b);
-MyObject x; - What does "MyObject y = x + 42;" do? • Does answer depend on which of the following are defined? MyObject (int num); // conversion from int to MyObject operator int (); // conversion from MyObject to int - What if they're both defined? - What happens if I change my answer (e.g., create the constructor after using the code for a while)? • you need both functions to compile - when both defined: - convert x to int, add, then convert sum to MyObject • Why isn't this ambiguous? - Compiler can't use constructor on 42 - because operator reference argument is non-const! Oops! • when you add const friend operator+ (const MyObject& a, const MyObject& b); - having both constructor and cast operator creates ambiguity - having only constructor works fine (opposite order as before...) • so: forgetting const changed both legal options and their meanings...11 February 2010
Lecture 8ECE498SL Lec. Notes L8P2
"Better Matching" • the hazards of matching - No one I've asked has ever remembered these rules, even people whose primary computer language is C++. - when you think that you've come up with something "cool" (i.e., subtle) using overloading... - likely to be hard to recognize, understand • a couple of asides [not for board] - I can't even make sense of the rules when I read them... (p. 228); to wit, Stroustrup just said (p. 225) that he wanted to differentiate const from non-const args, and in the rules he says that such conversions don't count (and are thus ambiguous, making them illegal to ever use...); I can only guess that such oddities are the result of the slight simplification he mentions... - My first attempt to create a pitfall example using IBM's online version of the rules also failed; gcc is either more strict or I mis-read them. - BUT: less complicated than I remember (I remember something about counting args being converted; maybe in the ARM?)11 February 2010
Lecture 8ECE498SL Lec. Notes L8P3
• why is matching challenging? for starters, - C's implicit conversions are NOT acyclic ("most derived?") - but Stroustrup wanted to get rid of implicit narrowing anyway - yet g++ still allows narrowing, even for matching • rule: pick lowest numbered match, which must be unique (or causes error) - 1: no conversions (non-const to const, array name to pointer, etc.) - 2: integral promotions (widening/sign removal) - 3: standard conversions (int to double, derived* to base*, etc.) - 4: user-defined conversions (single-arg. constructors) - 5: ellipsis (...) • [See ARM for more precise version] • For >1 argument, matched function must be at least as good in all arguments and better in at least one argument. • a simple call stealing case... [more complex examples in Lec. 7 notes] int func (char arg); // original function int answer = func (42); // code calls original function int func (int arg); // new function added later // call shown is "stolen" silently11 February 2010
Lecture 8ECE498SL Lec. Notes L8P4
Overloading Miscellany
• consider overloading array syntax (operator []) • Did you think of overloading reads, writes, or both? -X[i] = X[j]; - left side is an L-value - right side is some data type stored in X at index j • implementation - right side probably pretty easy (look up and return) - if X is a complicated data structure, left side may be slower/harderquotesdbs_dbs7.pdfusesText_5[PDF] operators and precedence in c
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