Operator Overloading

C# provides various operators for performing arithmetics and comparison. Some examples are +, -, >, and <.

It’s intuitive to use such operators with numeric types:

int sum = 4 + 7; // 11
int difference = 18 - 2; // 16
bool areEqual = sum == difference; // false

To use these operators with user-defined types, we can overload needed operators.

Overloading arithmetic operators

In C#, we can overload arithmetic operators ( +, -, /, *, %).

Let’s first define ...