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operator overloading
Kamlesh Sangani
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if
java
doesnt support operator overloadning how can operator + be used for additiona as well as
string
concatenation???
Lets Java !<br />Kamlesh
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That is indeed an example of operator overloading. More precisely Java does not allow
user-defined
operator overloading.
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