Answer the following questions true (T) or false (F)
1. When overloading an operator, you can change the behavior of the operator, making + do things that feel like multiplication, but this is unwise.
2. When overloading an operator, you can create a new operator different from the more usual operators.
1. True
Explanation: This unwise mischief is one of the pitfalls of operator overloading.
2. False
Explanation: You are restricted to the operators provided. (C++ is large enough now, doing this would make it much too large.)
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