Lecture

Operator Overloading in C++

Description

This lecture introduces operator overloading in C++ through a case study on adding accessories to watches. The instructor covers topics such as overloading the += operator, finalizing the Montre class, defining accessory classes, and implementing a price calculation method. The lecture concludes with an example main() function demonstrating the usage of the implemented functionalities.

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