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

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Which statement is true regarding operator overloading?

You can change the number of arguments an operator takes

You can overload operators for built-in types only

You can redefine the precedence of overloaded operators

Operator overloading allows for different implementations depending on the operands' types

Operator overloading allows for different implementations depending on the operands' types, meaning that you can define how the operator behaves for different data types. Option A is incorrect because while you can define different ways for an operator to behave, its number of arguments remains the same. Option B is incorrect because you can also overload operators for custom or user-defined types. Option C is incorrect because the precedence of overloaded operators is already defined and cannot be changed.

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