About operator overloading !!!!

[Butcher3Years]

My C++ Slaughterhouse Journey 🪓🔥

Hey, I'm Suhas — a beginner from Bihar grinding through The Cherno's C++ series like it's a boss fight.
This repo is my live battlefield: raw code, mistakes, fixes, and "aha" moments as I go from basics to building real stuff.

What I'm Learning Right Now

• Operator Overloading — turning ugly .Add() and .Multiply() into clean + and *
• Vector2 math (position + speed * powerup = new position)
• Making custom types feel like built-in ones (==, !=, << for printing)
• No Java-style .equals() nonsense — real C++ operators!

Key Branches (Topics Covered So Far)

Branch	What I Built / Learned	Status
main	Starting point, includes, basic structs	Active
arrays	Arrays vs pointers, decay, fixed-size pain	Done
std-string	std::string vs char*, literals, find(), npos	Done
constructors	Member initializer lists, explicit, conversions	Done
operator-overloading	+ - * == != << for Vector2 (current grind!)	In Progress
inheritance	Coming soon... base/derived, virtual	Planned

Current Focus: Operator Overloading

From this:

result = position.Add(speed.Multiply(powerup));


result = position + speed * powerup;   // BODMAS works!
std::cout << result << std::endl;      // prints "4.5, 5.5"
if (result1 == result2) { ... }        // natural equality