Does c++ hold complex numbers...

Answer 1

gotta create a class and overload operators for that

Answer 2

Yes it does, though not really directly. It has a library for that in the <complex> header. You can refer to http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/complex/

Answer 3

Yes
Thecomplex library implements thecomplex class to contain complex numbers in cartesian form and several functions and overloads to operate with them. real() – It returns the real part of the complex number. imag() – It returns the imaginary part of thecomplex number.
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Answer 4

Not in a primitive built in data type.

Answer 5

yes c++ holds complex number.
In complex class variables to represent the real
and imaginary portions of a complex number.

Your Complex class should have at least the following member
functions publicly available:

Complex()    Constructor: takes a real and an imaginary floating
point value. Both values should be defaulted to 0.0.
real() Returns the floating-point real number portion of the complex number.
imaginary() Returns the floating-point imaginary portion of the
thanks complex number.
for more info on operators on complex number :-

https://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/c-programming-implement-class-called-complex-used-represent-complex-numbers-complex-number-q7925825