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Overloading the ostream operator (<<) in C++ is a common and powerful technique that allows you to define how objects of a user-defined class are output using output streams like std::cout. This improves code readability and integration with standard I/O libraries. www.gold365.site
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Overloading Ostream Operator
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Overloading the ostream operator (<<) in C++ is a common and powerful technique that allows you to define how objects of a user-defined class are output using output streams like std::cout. This improves code readability and integration with standard I/O libraries. www.gold365.site