Python Classes - Operator Overloading Methods with Code Example - Learn to Program APPFICIAL
Operator Overloading allows you to replace the functionality of numeric operators (such as +, -, *, and /) with a method
For example, you can write an __add__(self, other) method to replace the functionality of the (+) operator
Use the built-in isinstance() method to handle different object types for the operation
Method / Description
__add__(self, other) / Add (+)
__sub__(self, other) / Subtract (-)
__mul__(self, other) / Multiply (*)
__truediv__(self, other) / Divide (/)
__floordiv__(self, other) / Floored division (//)
__mod__(self, other) / Modulus (%)
__pow__(self, other) / Exponentiation (**)
__and__(self, other) / "and" logical operator
__or__(self, other) / "or" logical operator
__abs__(self) / Absolute value (abs())
__int__(self) / Convert to integer (int())
__float__(self) / Convert to floating point (float())
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