Ace Your C++ Skills 2026 – Rock the ‘Thinking in C++’ Challenge!

Operator overloading in C++ allows for syntactic variety when using types which means that we can use a single operator to perform operation on different data types. This means that we do not need to write separate functions for each data type. Option A is incorrect because memory management is related to the allocation and deallocation of memory and is not related to operator overloading. Option C is incorrect because operator overloading does not create new operators, it only allows us to use operators in a different way for different types. Option D is incorrect because operator overloading does not affect the speed of execution of operations.