Advanced Basics: Calling All Operators


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Advanced Basics: Calling All Operators

Author: Ken Getz

Visual Basic 2002 and Visual Basic 2003 don't support overloaded operators. C# developers can use the + operator to add Point and Size structures together, resulting in a new Point at a new location. So, are developers using Visual Basic simply out in the cold if they want to add a Point and a Size together? Find out.










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