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The + operator, which normally means
add, has an entirely different meaning when one of the operands is a
string. In such situations, the + operator converts the other
operand into a string, if that operand is not already a string, and
concatenates the two strings, producing a third string.
Because + has two fundamentally different meanings, + is said
to be an
overloaded operator.