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How many arguments does a binary operator overload defined as a member function take?

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A binary operator overload defined as a member function takes one argument. This is because it only requires one operand from the object it is being called upon. The other operand is passed as an argument to the function. The other options are incorrect because an operator overload cannot be defined as a member function without at least one argument, and it cannot take zero or more than two arguments. The correct answer is option B.

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It depends on the operator being overloaded

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