You can use the 'operator' keyword to overload normal C operators to perform basic functions like adding and subtracting the way you would normally, by using the '+' and '-' symbols. Thus, instead of creating a function to do something like this:
Vector = myAddTwoVectors( Vector1, Vector2 );
you would overload the '+' operator so that the above statement would look like this:
Vector = Vector1 + Vector2;
The mechanics for operator overloading are shown in the following code segment: