operator overloading

It makes the code more readable and intuitive.

It allows for more complex calculations.

It reduces the need for functions in the class.

It increases the performance of the program.

At least one argument of an overloaded operator must be of a class type

You can create new operators in C++

The precedence of an overloaded operator can be changed

All operators can be overloaded

It multiplies two Money objects.

It compares two Money objects for equality.

It returns the sum of the values of two Money objects.

It converts an integer to a Money object.

Money(long dollars, int cents)

Money(double amount)

Money(long dollars)

Money()

The compiler can always convert any numeric type to Money.

The compiler can convert an integer to Money if there is a suitable constructor.

The compiler cannot perform any type conversion for the Money class.

The compiler can only convert double values to Money by default.

void

int

ostream&

Money&

Because we want to return the stream itself, not its value

Because ostream& is easier to use

Because ostream cannot be returned

Because << operator does not return anything