Outputting Values from Custom Classes: Utilizing Operator

When dealing with custom C classes, outputting their values directly to the console can present a challenge. To address this, we can employ operator

Consider a custom class named "myclass." If you attempt to output an instance of this class using cout

Here's an example:

struct myclass {
    int i;
};

std::ostream &operator
In this example, the overloaded operator
This allows you to output values from custom classes in a meaningful way, such as integers or floating-point values, even if the class itself does not directly support such output.