OPERATORS and OPERATOR OVERLOADING in C++

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[sankalpsharma]

This guy is legit, for some reason after using C++ for 4 years, i feel like i never learned the language enough

[jerfersonmatos]

After pausing the video 3 times, and meditating I finally got it, thank you Cherno

[nakonniket]

Sometimes. you just go through so much information and you understand it but you don't really understand it. Then sometimes, you stop to think and apply what you just learnt and you really understand the concept and you feel like your brain just expanded a little. This is happening too frequently since I have started watching this series.

[benjaminbirchman]

Cherno, thanks for these videos. After taking a year off of coding after school to pursue something else, reviewing these topics from a real-world use-case standpoint makes them make a lot more sense as to what they are useful for compared to how we learned them in school. Yes, we learned them well in school, but it was rarely made clear as to what the expected usage of each topic should be. I now have a better understanding of when I should overload operators!

[eddyecko]

Love this channel, I wish I found it 5 years ago back in university

[xonxt]

Basically do a:
Vector2& operator++() {
return (*this)--;
}
Vector2& operator--() {
return (*this)++;
}
And watch the world burn.


Pity that it wouldn't work.

[Mandeepsingh-jocf]

master class on operator overloading .
Note:
playback speed: 0.75;

[benjamin_boeri]

I'm loving C++ and your series <3
I'm going to feel much more free programming in this language.

[lisandrob]

man, I must seem crazy being alone and clapping after each amazing video, TXS

[cortisol_induced_coma]

Learning this in my CS class kinda made me die inside. I was able to understand you much more easily, thank you!

[matt-g-recovers]

Boy thanks again.
This series has been on loop in my home for 3 months.
I have been needing to override the ostream and was wondering what to do... and == TY for showing those useful tips

[kenan]

Me and the bois watching The Cherno and growing brain cells

[lolxdroflmao]

By far my hardest C++ lesson, might have to review previous lessons

[SeanForeman]

"I left out operator overloading (in java) as a fairly personal choice because I had seen too many people abuse it in C++.
"

James Gosling

[patrickmayer]

If people need to go to the definition of your operator to understand what it does, you're probably not doing your job.

Great video, Cherno!

[TheMR-]

At [ 5:57 ] you may have noticed he used the *operator* along with the *function* for the addition (which is defined just above that code by the way).
Many of you may have thought ... Hey, can it cause performance issues !?, or can lead to slightly lower performance, the answer is ... *Yes*, but it depends ...

- If you're making a *specific program* (for yourself), then do make a *single operator*, not along with the function.. As, it is really unnecessary.
- If you're designing your own *specific Library*, then do what *Cherno* did.
It will increase the *Functionality* and the *Flexibility* of your Library class.

_Long story short ... It all depends._

[antoinedevldn]

So clear, so neat and so well explained.

[hugoalmeida]

This series is FABULOUS Cherno! You've clarified all of my doubts, thank u buddy =D

[codysing]

Just what i was interested in. Thanks for the great stuff

[LS-toqv]

Taking my first programming class and this series has been really helpful. Thank you.