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Why overload operators?
Sep 25 2004 1:15 PM
I've always wondered why people would want to override operators. It's one of those pet peeves of mine. Overriding an explicit cast operator
might
make sense, but why overload them when you can simply use them in a named method? To me it seems that simply having a named method "Foo.Add" is no less efficient than overriding the + operator.
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VB.NET 2005 Operator Overloading
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