C# Operator Overloading

In this code snippet, we will take a look at operator overloading in C#.

Just like methods, operators can be overloaded too. In the code below we have an example with geometric shapes. If we use the + operator on two objects of GeomentricShapes we get an error. This happens because the compiler doesn’t know what is supposed to happen when the  + operator is used on a GeomentricShapes object. We have to overload the + operator and write the code to be executed when two GeomentricShapes objects are added together. 

Let’s look at the code example below to see how to overload operators.