The operator that must be overloaded if you want to use the standard library sort with a class such as Time is <.
What is an Overload operator?
In computer programming, operator overloading, is known to be a kind of ad hoc polymorphism that entails different operators where they have different kinds of implementations based on their arguments.
Hence, The operator that must be overloaded if you want to use the standard library sort with a class such as Time is <.
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What operator must be overloaded if you want to use the standard library sort with a class such as Time?
A) ==
B) >
C) <
D) All of these
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