In c++
Ques 1.
// create object of class strange with int as data type
strange<int> ob;
Ques 2.
// overload the == operator
bool operator==(strange<type>& ob);
Ques 3.
bool strange::operator(strange<type>& ob)
{
// if the class variables are same
if( ob.a == this->a && ob.b == this->b )
return true;
// if the class variables are not same
else
return false;
}
Write a statement that declares sObj to be an object of type strange such that the...
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