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hi, what shd i add then??sorry for asking, but my first time writting overloading functions. i was not taught overloading for pointers, just normal + only..can give some code snipplets??

Hi,

i wanted to overload a + operator to add two objects..i have an error which states "invalid operands `employee *' and `employee *' to binary `operator +'".. i do not know what is wrong with...

Ok i get it now, Thanks alot..

Initially i thought that the contents of num in main will not be changed even after passing to the function.. but it did, i guess its because of the pointer stuff......

Thanks mate,

but i wanted to know to write using pointers method..thanks for ur advice anyway. ;)

//write in C this example

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

//function to double the value
void doublemynum(int *num_pointer) // (*num_pointer) gets the contents of num which is...

Hi, can anyone pointed out what did i do wrong, i was expecting a 10 and a 20 for the output..Thanks




//write in C this example

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

Sorry salem,

where should this loop be then?? and shd the printf statement be array[i] or just array?? because i am printing the results of the array after the loop so i dont need the [i] right??...

#define N_ELEMS 5

int main(void)
{
int array[N_ELEMS];
int i;

for(i=0;i<N_ELEMS;i++)
array[i]=i;