27 lines
875 B
C#
27 lines
875 B
C#
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// CS0218: The type `UserOperatorClass' must have operator `true' and operator `false' defined when `UserOperatorClass.operator &(UserOperatorClass, UserOperatorClass)' is used as a short circuit operator
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// Line: 22
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public class UserOperatorClass
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{
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public static UserOperatorClass operator & (UserOperatorClass u1, UserOperatorClass u2) {
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return new UserOperatorClass();
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}
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// public static bool operator true (UserOperatorClass u) {
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// return true;
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// }
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// public static bool operator false (UserOperatorClass u) {
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// return false;
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// }
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public static void Main() {
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UserOperatorClass x = new UserOperatorClass();
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UserOperatorClass y = new UserOperatorClass();
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UserOperatorClass z = x && y;
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}
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}
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