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Is there any way to do operator overloading in java
MikeyJY
Member Posts: 2 Green Ribbon
I know that java doesn't support operator overloading, but isn't there any way we can use it? On google I couldn't find only one site that says it is possible using scala. I don't know how that would work.
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To not have operator overloading is an explicit design decision for Java language.
