In order to overload the + operator (addition symbol) for any class, the name of the function must be _____________.

Which of the following is the correct prototype for a function with the following criteria: Is an overloaded – (subtraction symbol) operator Is a member function Has a Balance object as an operand on both sides of the operator Returns a new Balance object

Implement the operator

What kind of bug can be found in the following code? #include using namespace std;int main(){    cout

What is the output of the following code segment? char salutation[6] = “Dr.”;char name[36] = “Wilimina Walters”;cout

Observe the following code: void Deposit(double& balance, double amount){   balance += amount;}int main() { double customerBalance = 125;  double amountToAdd = 100; Deposit(customerBalance, amountToAdd); cout

The following Region class is used to measure regions for laying carpet.  Each region has a length and width.  You can add regions together to get a sum total of the area needed to calculate the carpet needed for a room.   Use the following class definition to answer the next few questions.  class Region {    public:        Region(float length, float width): length_(length), width_(width) {}        float GetArea() const;        float operator+(const Region &r);       friend std::ostream &operator

Observe the code: #include #include using namespace std;//function 1void print(string message) {    cout

Implement the operator+ operator Takes a reference to a Region object as a parameter Calculates and returns the area of two Region objects To be written as if in the implementation (.cpp) file Example: Region 1 area: 32 Region 2 area: 8 Region 1 + Region 2 = 40  (or 32 + 8) Don’t forget: Associate the function with the class (3 points) Correct use of the parameters/variables (3 points) Correct calculations & data types (4 points)

Which part of environment contains more carbon in the form of carbonic acid?