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Although Java allows you to define your own overloaded methods, you cannot define your own overloaded operators. In this respect, Java differs from C++, which allows you to overload both method and operators.
Java itself comes with overloaded operators, however. The use of the
+ operator for concatenation is a conspicuous example. The use of
the + operator for adding together all sorts of arithmetic types is
a less conspicuous example.