The possibility of overloading just about any C++ operator and having it do something entirely different from what it was designed for, can sometimes make life pretty hard. Here are a couple of examples: What if you wanted to take the address of an object, which had implemented an entirely different semantic for the ampersand [...]
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Escaping overloaded operators
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