What is an example of a binary operator that may not be overloaded in c++ ?

[MrNoreee]

What is an example of a binary operator that may not be overloaded in c++ ? 

[madknight3]

The MSDN Operator Overloading page should be of use to you.

[SirPaul]

Like this totally isn't a test question .

[prolemur]

64 >> 4 = 4

64 2^-4 = 4

 

64 << 4 = 1024

64 * 2^4 = 1024

 

Those are some binary operations in Java

[Tirant]

I wanna say Dot Operator and Pointer to member Operator, but I'm not 100% sure. Around like 92% sure lol

* [pointer] is a unary operator. (So is & [reference]). See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unary_operation

 

By dot operator are your referring to like "class.field"? I'm not sure that is considered an operator, and I don't think it can be overridden. I don't even know what it's called, other than qualifying operator (e.g., to say that something is fully qualified).

 

You could take a look at scope resolution "::"

[Tirant]

Ah ok. I was referring the '.' operator in general. (I'm just learning this now so I'm a noob) lol

I don't program in C/C++ very often, so I was trying to think back on what the dot operator was.