Object oriented programming: Write the name of all Operators that we can never be overloaded in C++.

Operator overloading:

• Operator overloading denotes a special case in which some operators like “=, +, or ==” are been treated as polymorphic functions.
• The polymorphic function denotes the characteristics of applying a different meaning for anything in a different meaning for anything in different context.
• Entities such as function, an object or a variable are allowed to exist in more than one form.
• Based on the arguments types, the operators would have different behaviors.
• For overloading an operator, a new meaning is been provided to user defined types.