I am new to object-oriented concepts. FollowingThe following is my attempt forat creating a basic calculator using class and operator overloading concepts. Please review it for improvements. Also, how do I make it more intuitive? I want to display: ++,--,**,// as options and use switch()switch on them.

Calculator - C++ Operator Overloading

I am new to object-oriented concepts. Following is my attempt for creating a basic calculator using class and operator overloading concepts. Please review it for improvements. Also, how do I make it more intuitive? I want to display: +,-,*,/ as options and use switch() on them.

Calculator - C++ operator-overloading

I am new to object-oriented concepts. The following is my attempt at creating a basic calculator using class and operator overloading concepts. Please review it for improvements. Also, how do I make it more intuitive? I want to display: +,-,*,/ as options and use switch on them.

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edited Jan 31, 2015 at 17:20

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edited Jan 31, 2015 at 17:20

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I am new to object-oriented concepts. Following is my attempt for creating a basic calculator. Please review it for improvements. Also, how do I make it more intuitive? I want to display: +,-,*,/ as options and use switch() on them.

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