Discussion
Which of the following operators can not be overloaded in C+ + ?
Answer: D
The scope resolution operator :: cannot be overloaded in C++. Along with the member access operator (.), the pointer-to-member operator (.*) and the conditional operator (?:), it is one of the few operators whose behaviour is fixed by the language.
The multiplication operator *, the compound assignment += and the equality operator == can all be overloaded as member or friend functions, which is why they are not the answer.
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