Does VB.Net allow operator overloading like C++.Net (and every other version of C for that matter) does? \r\nFor example, if I create a class called Matrix and want to supply a * operator to perform Matrix multiplication ([M1] * [M2] = [M3]), can I overload the * operator to read in matrices, or do I just need to stick with creating a function called Multiply? \r\nI tried searching the forums for this but didn\'t find anything.
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Does VB.Net allow operator overloading like C++.Net (and every other version of C for that matter) does?
For example, if I create a class called Matrix and want to supply a * operator to perform Matrix multiplication ([M1] * [M2] = [M3]), can I overload the * operator to read in matrices, or do I just need to stick with creating a function called Multiply?
I tried searching the forums for this but didn't find anything.
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