Question

Step 1: In this experiment you will investigate the implementation for overloading the operator

Answer 1

int main()
{
      Bank_Acct my_Acct;
      Bank_Acct DrB(2000.87, "Dr. Bullard");    
    
      //This statement executes
        cout<<DrB;
      //This statement will execute and throws errors
      //that parameters for the << operator mismatched
      //Question2: cout<<DrB<<my_Acct<<endl;

      system("pause");
      return 0;

}

// Question 1:Did the program in Step 2 execute without any errors? Make a statement about
// Explanation :
// Yes. The program in step2 executes wihtout any erros because the operator <<
// is overloaded using friend function .
// The << operator overloading gets cout class object and Bank_Acct object
// and prints name and balance of Bank_Acct class on console output .

// Question 2:Replace the cout statement in the main function of the program in Step 2
// with the following statement:
// cout<<DrB<<endl<<my_Acct<<endl;
// Explanation :
// No.The program will not execute because the operator
// << is overloaded for BanK_Acct one object only.
// But the statemet cout<<DrB<<endl<<my_Acct<<endl contains
// two objects . So the program will not execute and throw errors.

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Note :

In Question 3 , step1 is not provided in the post.

In Question 4 referering Question8 . But Question8 is not provided.