Is this possible in C++?
I was in a C++ class today and a lecturer(teaching Java) said the use of <> as Operator in C++ is possible and I searched every forums i know,i just still didnt get the right answer. So my question is "Is the use of <> as operator valid? And when can it be used,what does it denote?".
Look at this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template_%28C%2B%2B%29
as Peter87 said it's not a mathematical operator. unequal is '!='
as Peter87 said it's not a mathematical operator. unequal is '!='
C++ has no such an operator as <>, and only existent C++ operators can be overloaded.
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