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When can you do a+b in OOP ?

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Let A be a class, a et b two objects of type A, when can you make a+b ?

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Auteur anonyme
14/08/2023
I think there is a typo in the question
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Auteur anonyme
03/11/2023
Can you be more precise, where is the typo ?
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Auteur anonyme
31/03/2024
French / english typo. Let A be a class, a (**et ** should be **and**) b two objects of type A, when can you make a+b ?
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Auteur anonyme
22/05/2024
J avoue que la question manque de clarté. Est ce qu'il s agit de savoir si l'on peut concaténer 2 instances a et b?
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