Are autoboxing and unboxing actually fancy terms for operator overloading? What happens when we say Integer i = 10;?
Are autoboxing and unboxing actually fancy terms for operator overloading? What happens when we
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Are autoboxing and unboxing actually fancy terms for operator overloading? What happens when we say Integer i = 10;?
No, it’s not operator overloading. Java doesn’t provide any mechanism for operator overloading.
Is like saying:
Which isn’t overloading
=at all.