In several languages, the operator keyword is used to identify methods which will be used in operator overloading.
Why in conditional operator(?:), second and third operands must have the same type? My code like this: #include <iostream&…
c++ c operator-keywordclass A(object): def __cmp__(self): print '__cmp__' return object.__cmp__(self) def __eq__(self, rhs): print '__…
python set identity operator-keyword equality