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Program for Operator Overloading

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Write a Program for Operator Overloading. Program should perform Addition operation, Subtraction Operation, Multiplication Operation, Comparision Operation, Input Operation and Display Operation using operator overloading concept.

Code for Program for Operator Overloading in C++ Programming

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#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>

class distance
{
   int feet;
   float inches;
   public:

    distance()          //constructor1
    {feet=0;inches=0;}
    distance(int ft,float inch)       //constructor2
    {feet=ft;inches=inch;}

    void getdata()
    {   cout<<"Enter Feet and inches respectively: ";
    cin>>feet>>inches;
    }

    void display()
    { cout<<"Feet : "<<feet<<endl<<"Inches :"<<inches;}

    //Operator declaration in Class
    friend distance operator +(distance &ob1, distance &ob2);
    friend distance operator -(distance &ob1, distance &ob2);
    friend distance operator *(int d, distance &ob); //ob1= 2 * ob2
    friend intoperator ==(distance &ob1, distance &ob2);
    friend intoperator < (distance &ob1, distance &ob2);
    friend intoperator > (distance &ob1, distance &ob2);
    friend istream & operator >> (istream &din, distance &ob3);
    friend ostream & operator << (ostream &dout, distance &ob3);
};

distance operator +(distance &ob1, distance &ob2)
{
    distance temp;
    temp.feet   = ob1.feet   + ob2.feet;
    temp.inches = ob1.inches + ob2.inches;
    if(temp.inches > 12)
    {
       temp.inches -= 12;
       temp.feet++;
    }
    return(temp);
}

distance operator -(distance &ob1, distance &ob2)
{
    distance temp;
    float ob1inch,ob2inch;
    ob1inch = (ob1.feet * 12) + ob1.inches;
    ob2inch = (ob2.feet * 12) + ob2.inches;
    temp.inches = ob1inch - ob2inch;
    temp.feet   = temp.inches/12;
    temp.inches = temp.inches - (temp.feet * 12);
    return(temp);
}

distance operator *(int d, distance &ob)
{
    distance temp;
    float i;
    temp.feet   = d * ob.feet;
    temp.inches = d * ob.inches;
    i = temp.inches/12;
    temp.feet   = temp.feet + i;
    temp.inches = temp.inches-(i*12.0);
    return(temp);
}

intoperator ==(distance &ob1, distance &ob2)
{
   if(ob1.feet == ob2.feet && ob1.inches == ob2.inches)
      return(1);
   elsereturn(0);
}

intoperator < (distance &ob1, distance &ob2)
{
   if(ob1.feet < ob2.feet && ob1.inches < ob2.inches)
      return(1);
   elsereturn(0);
}

intoperator > (distance &ob1, distance &ob2)
{
   if(ob1.feet > ob2.feet && ob1.inches > ob2.inches)
      return(1);
   elsereturn(0);
}

istream & operator >> (istream &din, distance &ob3)
{
    cout<<"\nEnter Data for Object3\n";
    cout<<"Enter Feet   : ";
    din>>ob3.feet;
    cout<<"Enter Inches : ";
    din>>ob3.inches;
    return(din);
}

ostream & operator << (ostream &dout, distance &ob3)
{
    dout<<"\nData of OBJECT3\n";
    dout<<"\nFeet   :"<<ob3.feet;
    dout<<"\nInches :"<<ob3.inches;
    return(dout);
}


void main()
{
  clrscr();
  distance ob1,ob2,ob3;  //Invoked constructor1

  cout<<"\n=====Enter Data for OBJECT1=====\n";
  ob1.getdata();
  cout<<"\n\n=====Enter Data for OBJECT2=====\n";
  ob2.getdata();

  int choice,data;
  while(1)
  {
   up:
   clrscr();

   cout<<"=====Display for OBJECT1=====\n";
     ob1.display();

  cout<<"\n=====Display for OBJECT2=====\n";
     ob2.display();
  cout<<endl;

    cout<<"\nChose your choice\n";
    cout<<"1)  Addition            ( + )\n";
    cout<<"2)  Subtraction         ( - )\n";
    cout<<"3)  Multiplication      ( * )\n";
    cout<<"4)  Comparision         ( == )\n";
    cout<<"5)  Comparision         ( < )\n";
    cout<<"6)  Comparision         ( > )\n";
    cout<<"7)  Input               ( >> )\n";
    cout<<"8)  Output              ( << )\n";
    cout<<"Enter your choice:-";
    cin>>choice;
    cout<<endl<<endl;
    switch(choice)
    {
       case 1 :  ob3 = ob1 + ob2;
         break;
       case 2 :  ob3 = ob1 - ob2;
         break;
       case 3 :    cout<<"\nEnter integer to be multiplied:-";
           cin>>data;
           ob3 = data * ob1;
         break;
       case 4 :  if(ob1 == ob2)
           { cout<<"\nBoth Objects are equal or same value\n";}
         else
           { cout<<"\nThey are Unequal\n";}
         getch();
         goto up;
    case 5 :  if(ob1 < ob2)
           { cout<<"\nObject1 is Less than Object2\n";}
         else
           { cout<<"\nObject2 is Less than Object1\n";}
         getch();
         goto up;
       case 6 :  if(ob1 > ob2)
           { cout<<"\nObject1 is Greater than Object2\n";}
         else
           { cout<<"\nObject2 is Greater than Object1\n";}
         getch();
         goto up;
       case 7 :  cout<<"\nInputing Data in\n";
         cin>>ob3;
         break;
       case 8 : cout<<"\nOutputing Data out\n";
        cout<<ob3;
        break;
      default :  cout<<"\n\nHave a nice day....\n";
          getch();
          gotoout;
    }
    cout<<"\n\nResult in OBJECT3 as under\n";
    ob3.display();
    getch();
}
out:
}
  
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