C++ Program to concatenate two strings using Operator OverloadingString concatenation refers to the collection of characters that join two additional strings to produce a concatenated single string. While concatenating the strings, the second string is appended to the end of the first string to form a single string. Example:Approach 1: By using the Unary Operator Overloading
The previously mentioned technique is implemented as follows: Example:Filename: OperatorOverloading.cpp Output: The Concatenation form of the string: OperatorOverloading Explanation:
Approach 2: By using binary operator overloadingCreate a class that has a string variable and an operator function called "+" that takes an instance of the class's members as input and combines the variable of that instance with the present instance's string variable. Make two separate instances of the class and initialize both of the input strings in each instance's class variable. The class variable of each of the instances should now be concatenated using the overloading operator (+) function. Example:Filename:Binary.cpp Output: The Concatenated form of the string is: ProgrammingSubjects
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