How to implement the autocomplete class to a variable without calling it from the class (like a string)?

Question

For example, if you call string to the output stream(cout) or operator=+-, instead it will be placed *char is a pointer to the text contained in the string class, not the string class which calls are impossible. How to do the same with my class?

string a="ssss";
s='s'+s+'f';
cout<<a;// output sssssf

class A{
public:
char c[5];
};
int main(){
/***
A a="ssss";

cout<<a;
***///instead
A a;
a.c="ssss";
cout<<a.c;
}

Answer 1

You need to overload "<<".

std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &cout, const A &a){
cout << a.c;
return cout;
}

Then you can:

A a;
a.c = "ssss";
cout << a; // prints "ssss"

Answer 2

Thank you, you helped me a lot!

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Same thing, different operator. You should probably create a new instance after adding though:

A operator+(A const &a, char c){
return A(a.c + c);
}

You also need an overload with arguments swapped.

Answer 5

hola me pueden explicar como es que llamo una variable