Operator overloading is the process of:
A) enabling C#'s operators to work with class objects
B) using operators to create new classes
C) using operators to specify which versions of overloaded methods to use
D) None of the above.

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Operator overloading enables C#'s operators (such as + or -) to work with class objects, allowing for more intuitive and natural syntax in classes. Option B is incorrect because operators are used to define behavior of existing classes, not create new ones. Option C is also incorrect because method overloading and operator overloading are separate concepts. Option D is not the correct answer as it provides no explanation.

Operator Overloading Is the Process Of