Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming - C++ - Operator Overloading

The video tutorial explains how to overload the plus operator in a distance class to add two distance objects. It covers the method declaration and definition, implementing the logic for the overloaded operator, and using it in the main function. The tutorial concludes with testing the program and displaying the results.

What is the purpose of overloading the plus operator in the context of distances?

Describe the steps involved in creating a method to overload the plus operator.

What parameters are passed to the overloaded plus operator method?

Explain how the function checks if inches exceed 12 and what happens if they do.

How are multiple distances added together using the overloaded plus operator?

What is the significance of the distance dot display distance method in the program?

What values are expected to be printed for distance one, two, three, and four?