C++ Program to add two complex number

Operator overloading is the process by which pre-defined symbols like “+”, “-”, “<=” gets additional meaning.

This program is  used to add two complex number using operator overloading.

#include<iostream.h>

#include<conio.h<

Class sample

{

Private:

Int x, y;

Public:

Void getdata ()

{

Cout<<”\n Enter value of x and y of complex number”;

Cin>>x>>y;

}

Sample operator + (sample obj)

{

Obj.y = x+obj.x;

Obj.y =y +obj.y;

Return (obj);

}

Void display ()

{

Cout<<”\n Additional of two complex numbers”;

Cout<<x<<”+I”<<y;

}

};

Void main ()

{

Sample obj1, obj2, obj3;

Obj1. Getdata ();

Obj2.getdat ();

Obj3=obj1+obj2;

Obj3.display ();

getch ();

}

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