Thread: how do i use the operator+ in class template in my program

Suppose it were a class rather than a template class. Would you know how to write that?

You might want to read this link. People are not mindreaders, and asking them random meaningless questions is not an effective way to get advice.

What do you mean by "add 454556 and 5644 to the array"? If you can't specify that, you cannot hope to implement code to do it - whether template based or not.

For example, one interpretation is to add 454556 to 5644 (to get the value 460200) and then add that single value to the array. Another interpretation is, for both values, to add them each as a single value to the array. Both of those interpretations rely on a specification of what it means to "add a single value to the array". You have not specified that.

Either way, you probably would not do it with operator+(). The purpose of operator+() is generally to create a new value, based on its operands, without changing those operands. Or, to provide an example, the statement "c = a + b;" gives c a new value without changing either a or b.

The fact that you initialise a pointer to int using "number = new string[CAPACITY];" means your constructor will not compile. It also just highlights the fact your question is imprecise, ambiguous, and therefore probably meaningless.