Transcription: The order in which an expression is evaluated is the same whether or not any of the operators in the expression are overloaded. For example, you cannot redefine the plus operator to have precedence over multiply. A unary operator can only be overloaded to take one operand. A binary operator can be overloaded only to take two operands. For example, it is impossible to define an overloaded increment operator that has two arguments. an overloaded plus operator that has three arguments.