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Object-oriented Programming in C#
Operators, Delegates, and Events
An example of overloaded operators: Interval

We introduce a new type, struct Interval, in which we implement a number of operations by overloads of some of the well-known C# operators.

An interval is a type that represents the ordered sequence of integers between one integer and another

We program the type Interval with value semantics

/user/normark/oop-csharp-1/sources/c-sharp/interval/witoutdoc/Interval-without-indexer.csThe struct Interval. This program is explained

This type defines a number of overloaded operators in struct Interval.

/user/normark/oop-csharp-1/sources/c-sharp/interval/witoutdoc/app.csA client program of struct Interval. This program is explained

This class uses the operators on given interval values.

/user/normark/oop-csharp-1/sources/c-sharp/interval/witoutdoc/outputOutput from the interval application.


Go to exerciseInterval indexer
Go to exerciseAn interval overlap operation
/user/normark/oop-csharp-1/sources/c-sharp/playing-card/playing-card-operators/PlayingCard.csThe class PlayingCard with relational operators.

The operators ==, !=, <, and > in class Card.

Read more about the interval and playing card examples in the text book version of this material.