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Just as the title asks, does C++ have the equivalent of Python’s setitem and getitem for classes?
Basically it allows you to do something like the following.
MyClass anObject;
anObject[0] = 1;
anObject[1] = "foo";
basically, you overload the subscript operator (
operator[]), and it returns a reference (so it can be read as well as written to)