Write some code to overload an operator. 

1 Answer

Answer :

class TempleCompare

{

public int templeCompareID;

public int templeValue;

public static bool operator == (TempleCompare x, TempleCompare y) {

return (x.templeValue == y.templeValue); }

public static bool operator != (TempleCompare x, TempleCompare y) {

return !(x == y); }

public override bool Equals(object o)

{

// check types match

if (o == null || GetType()!= o.GetType()) return false;

TempleCompare t = (templeCompare) o;

return (this.templeCompareID == t.templeCompareID) &&

(this.templeValue == t.templeValue);

}

public override int GetHashCode() { return templeCompareID; }

}


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