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Opertor Overloading is like that

  1. giving new meaning to existing C++ operators

  2. making c++ operators works with objects

  3. both a and b

  4. either a or b
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Explanation

Operator overloading in C++ serves two purposes: it gives new meaning to existing C++ operators (like redefining what '+' does for custom objects) AND it makes C++ operators work with user-defined objects (enabling expressions like obj1 + obj2). Option A captures the definitional aspect, while option B captures the functional capability. Therefore, operator overloading encompasses both - it's both giving new meanings to operators and enabling them to work with objects beyond primitive types.

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