C++ Program showing assignment operator overloading

The symbol ‘=’ is used as Assignment operators. It is used to assign a value of result for an expression.

This is a sample program showing the overloading of  Assignment operators in c++.

#include<iostream.h>

#include<conio.h>

Class sample

{

Private:

Int x, y;

Public:

Void getdata ()

{

Cout <<” \n enter the value of x and y”;

Cin>> x>>y;

}

Void operator = (sample obj)

{

X= obj.x;

Y= obj.y;

}

Void display ()

{

Cout<<”\n value of x”<<x;

Cout<<”\n value of y”<<y;

}

};

Void main ()

{

Sample obj1, obj2;

Obj1.getdata ();

Obj1.display ();

Obj2=ob1;

Obj2.display();

getch ();

}

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