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Write a program to overload all Arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /, %) and both prefix and postfix unary Increment and Decrement operators (++, - -) and use these operators among the objects of a user define data type as you have learnt in lab. Do not define any overloaded operator with a bogus definition. Stay on the realistic approach.

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#INCLUDE class Math { private: int M1; public: Math(int math)        {                m1 = math;        }  friend Math OPERATOR+(const Math &c1, const Math &c2)          {  RETURN Math(c1.m1 + c2.m1);        }  friend Math operator-(const Math &c1, const Math &c2)          {  return Math(c1.m1 - c2.m1);        }  friend Math operator*(const Math &c1, const Math &c2)          {  return Math(c1.m1 * c2.m1);        }  friend Math operator/(const Math &c1, const Math &c2)          {  return Math(c1.m1 / c2.m1);        }  friend Math operator%(const Math &c1, const Math &c2)          {  return Math(c1.m1 % c2.m1);        } int getMath() const {       return m1; } };  int main() { Math number1{ 6 }; Math number2{ 8 }; Math mathSum{ number1 + number2 }; std::cout << "Addition using overload operator is " << mathSum.getMath() << "\n"; Math mathSub{ number1 - number2 }; std::cout << "Subtraction using overload operator is " << mathSub.getMath() << "\n"; Math mathMul{ number1 * number2 }; std::cout << "Multiplication  using overload operator is " << mathMul.getMath() << "\n"; Math mathDiv{ number1 / number2 }; std::cout << "Division using overload operator is " << matDiv.getMath() << "\n"; Math mathMod{ number1 % number2 }; std::cout << "MOD using overload operator is " << mathMod.getMath() << "\n";   return 0; }Explanation:Above C++ program will perform overloading of all Arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /, %).



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