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Operator Overloading in Python

The document discusses operator overloading in Python. It defines a class called 'operation' that overloads operators like +, -, *, /, // to perform arithmetic operations on objects of that class. It also defines a 'comp' class that overloads comparison operators like >, <, >= to compare objects and print results. The document then creates instances of these classes, applies the overloaded operators, and prints the results to demonstrate how operator overloading works.

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Operator Overloading in Python

The document discusses operator overloading in Python. It defines a class called 'operation' that overloads operators like +, -, *, /, // to perform arithmetic operations on objects of that class. It also defines a 'comp' class that overloads comparison operators like >, <, >= to compare objects and print results. The document then creates instances of these classes, applies the overloaded operators, and prints the results to demonstrate how operator overloading works.

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#operator Overloading

##+==__add__

##-==__sub__

##*==__mul__

##/==__truedivision

##//==floordivision

##>==__gt__

##<==__lt__

##<= ==__le__

##>= ==__ge__

class operation:

def __init__(self,a,b):

self.a=a

self.b=b

def __add__(self,other):

return self.a+other.a,self.b+other.b

def __sub__(self,s):

return self.a-s.a,self.b+s.b

def __mul__(self,m):

return self.a*m.a,self.b*m.b

def __truediv__(self,d):

return self.a/d.a,self.b/d.b

def __floordiv__(self,d):

return self.a//d.a,self.b//d.b

op1=operation(10,20)
op2=operation(30,40)

op3=op1+op2

print(op3)

op4=op1-op2

print(op4)

op5=op1*op2

print(op5)

op6=op1/op2

print(op6)

op7=op1//op2

print(op7)

class comp:

def __init__(self,a):

self.a=a

def __gt__(self,v):

if self.a>v.a:

print(f"Greater value {self.a}")

else:

print(f"not Greater value{self.a}")

def __lt__(self,vl):

if self.a<vl.a:

print(f"less value {self.a}")

else:

print(f"Greater value{self.a}")

def __ge__(self,ve):

if self.a>=ve.a:

print(f"greater then equal value {self.a}")


else:

print(f"less value {self.a}")

# __le__ same as __ge__

c1=comp(80)

c2=comp(70)

c1>c2

c1<c2

c1>=c2

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