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Ian Monroe wrote:
> Yes, I don't understand how you expect to use a operator+ with two
> agruments.
Whole reasoning behind operator overloading was to implement
non-algebraic operations on objects which have nothing to do with
numbers anyway.
You put 3 different quarks together, you get a proton. You don't get 2/3
of a proton with just 2 quarks. You put sulphur, potassium nitrate and
charcoal together and you get gunpowder. Etc.
Paul
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