Can the == operator be overloaded so as to compare two char[] using a string comparison?
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Can the == operator be overloaded so as to compare two char[] using a string comparison?
No; at least one parameter of an operator overload must be of class or enumeration type.
char[]andchar*are array and pointer types, which are not class or enumeration types.