- Create an Int class which represents and int, and then overload the
+ and - operators so that you can add and subtract two Ints.
- Make the Int class even more useful by overloading more operators
of your choosing (++, --, /, *, %, etc). Be sure that if you overload
divison that you truncate correctly.
- Create an Int class with multiple versions of the + operator
so that you can add an Int to another Int, a regular int, a float,
etc. Support any types that come to mind, but be sure to truncate
floating point types.
- Create conversion overloaders for the Int class so that it can be
converted to an int, a float, etc. Choose whatever types you like.
If you get bored, find a way to convert an Int into a Taco.
- Create a Taco class which uses this brand new Int class to store
any attributes which previously were ints.
- Create a Taco class (you can make a basic one or use one from
before) and overload the + operator for it.
- If yo've created a Taco class which supports the linked list of
Tortillas in the last chapter, then overload the + operator for the
Taco class, making sure that the linked lists of Tortillas are
added together correctly (so that by adding two Tacos, you get
a double decker Taco).
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