You may overload any C++ operator and you may use the operator function to define non-standard operations, such as @ or ^.

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In C++, you can overload many existing operators to give them a user-defined meaning for a class type, but you cannot create new operator symbols (like @ or ^ for non-standard operations). The ^ operator can be overloaded, but it already exists as the bitwise XOR operator, so its use is not considered non-standard.

You May Overload Any C++ Operator and You May Use