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Line 64: Conceptually, an operator can be [[Function overloading\|overloaded]] in the same way that a function can {{endash}} acting differently based on the type of input. Some languages provide operators that are inherently overloaded (aka ''ad hoc polymorphic''). For example, in [[Java (programming language)\|Java]] the {{code\|+}} operator sums [[number]]s or [[concatenate]]s [[String (computer science)\|strings]]. Some languages support user-defined operator overloading (such as [[C++]]). ~~In the example {{code\|IF ORDER_DATE > "12/31/2011" AND ORDER_DATE < "01/01/2013" THEN CONTINUE ELSE STOP\|basic}}, the operators are: {{code\|>}} (greater than), {{code\|AND}} and {{code\|<}} (less than).~~ == Operand coercion ==

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